How the DSA Is Making Inroads in Battleground North Carolina When students stop showing up, the education establishment treats it as a discipline problem. It may be closer to a performance review.

Sure, this hasn’t been done in 100 years, and the last person to do it was arguably the least imperial president in that century: Calvin Coolidge. Never mind that his face was partially eclipsed by ...

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Colin Grabow is an associate director at the Cato Institute’s Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies. Globalization can’t solve everything, but reducing trade barriers can lessen their ...

Alexander Raikin is a visiting fellow in the Bioethics, Technology, and Human Flourishing program at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. Since Trudeau was elected in 2015, his government has ...

The Financial Times reported that Russia has secretly helped Iran develop supersonic cruise missile technology, contradicting the president’s claims.

The former first lady’s reaction to her kids leaving the nest is normal — and these days, at a time of helicopter parenting, admirably countercultural.

The Iran war, the China threat, and the perils of limited military advice.

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There is only so much Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent can accomplish by clever maneuvers to ease its associated costs and vulnerabilities.

Based on the most recent figures, data centers consume 17.4 billion gallons of water each year. That sounds like an enormous amount, until you realize the nation consumes tens of trillions of gallons.

There are no obvious historical examples of Americans rejecting a new development and benefiting from that rejection.