Policy, Government & Analysis
It’s a very common example used to illustrate the plight of the poor. Boots, you see, are a required piece of equipment for anybody working a blue-collar job or other forms of manual labor. The boots ...
After becoming the youngest White House Press Secretary in history at just 27, Karoline Leavitt left a permanent mark on the role - and delivered some incredible viral moments in the process.
Glenn Close Posted From Home. After Dolly, It Doesn’t Feel Casual 'A Professional News Organization': CNN Can't Even Honor Dolly Parton Without Screwing Up Wait, What? Police Raid Ilhan Omar’s Son’s A...
Blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and BMI numbers are used by doctors to prescribe a treatment to avoid the risk of future health problems. The problem is, these numbers are not evidence-based....
Freddie Ponton21st Century Wire On the African side of the Strait of Gibraltar, a narrow border separates Morocco from a piece of Spain. On the night of July 29, that border gave way. Tens of thousand...
by Paul Cudenec, who reads the article here The first thing that springs into your mind when I mention “Chabad Lubavitch” may be the strange affair of the secret tunnel or tunnels discovered under its...
A group of Democratic senators are calling on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reverse a planned housing development in the West Bank that would effectively divide the Palestinian territor...
Trump is deploying Cabinet members across the country to sell his record ahead of the midterms. In some cases, they’re ending up on the back foot.
Originally, this article was intended to be an exploration as to how—after a period of initial patent monopoly and an all-too-brief episode of fre er market competition—cronyism reestablished a teleph...
The incredible story of the men who hammered out the United States Constitution over the long, hot summer of 1787 reminds us of what it takes to preserve a republic.
Elected officials everywhere are under pressure to bring prices down; dumping costly climate laws that outlaw the use of abundant and relatively cheap fossil fuels is an attractive fix.
The Pentagon’s inability to subdue Tehran, dwindling weapons stockpiles and distancing from allies have led U.S. military officials to question whether America maintains its clout.
Originally, this article was intended to be an exploration as to how—after a period of initial patent monopoly and an all-too-brief episode of fre er market competition—cronyism reestablished a teleph...
The key fact: The creatine did something for people who were already training. The barbell is the intervention — the powder is just a rounding adjustment.
Lawmakers say the Trump administration is promising to use the one-month punt to work on new regulations.
Thirty-one percent of Generation Z-ers who voted for President Trump say they regret it, a recent Navigator poll reports. Millennials followed at 28 percent, with 20 percent of Gen Xers and 10 percent...
Negotiations between Senate and House Republicans over a bill to reauthorize the National Aeronautics and Space Administration have stalled as President Trump is scheduled to visit NASA’s Johnson Spac...
President Trump’s goal to reshape the leadership of the U.S. Postal Service has hit a snag as a senator from his own party presses the agency for reforms. Trump has nominated four new governors for t...
When Pete Buttigieg appeared at a rally in Michigan earlier this month in an attempt to unify the Democratic Party around Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign, the former Transportation secretary wasn’t j...
As alleged victims sue the company over AI-generated child sexual abuse material, xAI takes the legal fight to its own users.