The big problem ought to be apparent. As Tripkovic writes, “Online exams have become fertile ground for cheating and plagiarism. Given the presence of AI tools, internet access, and social-media ...

These rulings provide occasion to posit the very modest proposition that, for all of my many disagreements with and criticisms of the three liberal justices, they are much more principled than the ...

Tornado presents a bizarrely savage view of human history. Scottish director-writer John Maclean flips George Santayana’s famous saying, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

Pinker’s piece is heartfelt, thoughtful — and off target. Harvard has rightly lost legitimacy in the eyes of a goodly portion of the American public. The school has betrayed its very motto and purpose ...

For too long, Americans have been fined, harassed, and even charged by foreign authorities for exercising their free speech rights.’ ...

Washington is targeting the Roman Catholic Church in a brazen act of religious discrimination,’ the lawsuit states.

Allowing American companies to use foreign-built ships for cabotage would lower shipping costs and encourage trade.

Since he was sworn in four months ago after an airtight confirmation vote, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has continued to be at the center of controversy. We have seen Hegseth's use of the Signal ...

DHS and congressional committees are looking into whether the mayor used federal tax dollars in a ‘criminal enterprise’ related to illegal immigration.

Expect the progressive wing of the party in its biggest states to lean even more progressive as the moderates lose internal battles for position.

On Iran and Gaza, Trump Should Avoid the Mistakes of Obama and Biden The United Nations Is on Hamas’s Side It would neither produce long-term stability nor bring about Iranian nuclear disarmament.

It would not be shocking if this kicks up enough controversy that Pope Leo XIV reveals his hand earlier than he had anticipated.