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President Donald Trump commemorated the 16th anniversary of America’s longest and costliest war by deploying an additional 3500 troops — a $1 billion annual investment to prolong US involvement in Afghanistan.
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Possibly more than any other day, Halloween exposes the Left’s current struggle with speech that it deems inappropriate. A lot of it is happening on college campuses and often leaves older Americans scratching their heads.
Just like anybody who tries to escape an abusive relationship, Mike Pence deserves praise.
President Donald Trump has no idea what his new plan to battle opioids will cost. And he’s not likely to appreciate the real price tag.
Delays, redactions, and the complete disappearance of JFK-related files all send a message from the CIA: It doesn’t have to comply with the law of the land, they will not tell us their secrets — and they think there is nothing we can do about it.
The Justice Department is only now catching up with local law enforcement, which has steadily increased the use of body-worn cameras in the last decade.
As Trump ends his time in office by issuing a flurry of pardons, America must reckon with its changing role in international affairs.
Can the labor rights movement balance the needs of contract workers with those of genuine independent contractors?
Republican enthusiasm for tax cuts is the product of an enduring conservative philosophy rooted in faulty interpretation of economic theories — with dire consequences for workers and the market.
As Spain marks the 45th anniversary of the dictator’s death, families press for a reckoning long overdue.
Happy Talk about Killing Enemy Missiles Sounds Like a Plan to Strike First