State Medicaid programs should be used to support vulnerable women and their unborn babies — not fund elective abortions.

Consider this new New York Times article, “Justice Dept. Leader Suggested Violating Court Orders, Whistle-Blower Says,” as well as this letter from the lawyers for whistleblower Erez Reuveni, who ...

ICE agents arrested former Iranian army sniper Ribvar Karimi in Alabama on June 22. Karimi possessed an Iran army identification card upon his arrest and is currently being held in ICE custody. He ...

Increasing shipbuilding capacity requires ship orders. “Put in the orders, finance shipyard expansion, and stand ...

Grocery stores are a notoriously low-margin business, while hiring workers in New York City costs more than almost anywhere else in the country.

W hen, in 1898, Lord Salisbury was informed of the death of Otto von Bismarck, he is said to have asked aloud, “I wonder what he meant by that.” ...

I appreciate Peter’s attempt to be both an orthodox Christian thinker, while remaining an early modern futurist.

Charlie Cooke writes, I n the case of New York City, I am baffled. Why? Well, because, in my experience, most of the important questions that arise in that place are pre-political ...

In a 6-3 ruling, Justice Barrett and the Court's conservatives held that district courts lack equitable power to issue universal injunctions, narrowing judicial reach in Trump v. CASA.

A Democratic representative told homeland security adviser Stephen Miller, who is Jewish, to go back to “1930’s Germany” in a fiery X exchange on Wednesday.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson signs her oaths of office as Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts look on, in the Justices' Conference Room at the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., June 30, 2022.