The Supreme Court is heading into the final month of its annual term. Some expect rulings that will set aside state rights, and perpetuate the power of the central government.
The top Vatican science officer lashes out at critics, defending his alliance with abortion advocates and failing to answer basic questions.
Libertarian arguments are routinely picked up and cynically used by the Left, then discarded when it’s convenient.
Many “refugees” come from Islamic countries like Somalia, Iraq and Iran, bringing with them at least the potential for terrorism, in many cases a contempt for our country and the almost universal edict among Muslims to dominate.
Thanks to the assiduous work of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (and no thanks to congressional Republicans), America can finally celebrate a victory for the rule of law and separation of powers. But the celebration may be short lived.
Shiite militias and Iraqi government forces have started to move into place around the Islamic State-held city of Ramadi in preparation for a highly-publicized but hastily-planned push to wrest the city from the fighters. Do they have what it takes?
No matter how long you write stories and put them in the newspaper, you are never really sure which ones are going to strike a nerve. The photo you’ll see in this story did exactly that.
It’s tough for those of us who live as civilians to truly appreciate the degree of sacrifice borne by those who wear the uniform.
The world is drowning in debt and its economy is disturbingly close to stall speed. The United Nations has sharply cut its global growth forecast for this year.
Officials of the company that developed the software said they do not know how or if the agency has operationally deployed the smartphone recognition tool yet.