Alaska Republicans are right to cry foul, but the Justice Department doesn’t have good legal grounds to throw out an election over a sham candidate.

The unintended consequences of prohibiting plastic straws.

It would be hard to argue that a different speaker would have been any more effective given the internal party dynamics.

Success for professional wrestling (as with success for Trump) relies on “the art of perception,” as Trump wrote in his 1991 book Surviving at the Top. At the very end of the ’90s, the perception of ...

Jason Bedrick is a research fellow at the Heritage Foundation’s Center for Education Policy. The story of the school-choice movement is still being written. But what has just transpired in North ...

I n 2015, facing a migrant crisis that was exacerbated by the collapse of the state in Libya, the ongoing Syrian civil war, and the continuing gains of the Taliban in Afghanistan, Europe’s de facto ...

Shannon Watkins examines the trend of colleges teaching comic books as literature in her Martin Center article.

The ugly proof is in the menu: wonton nachos, jambalaya arancini, cheeseburger spring rolls, and macaroni and cheeseburger, for starters.

Virginia’s Question 1 would write a scientific falsehood into its Bill of Rights and take parents out of the room.

In 2024, men ages 18 to 29 cast their votes for President Donald Trump at higher rates than at any time in the last several decades. Exit polls at the time left Democrats scratching their heads with ...

The system now is a small group that strangles the legislative body and won’t let anything happen unless it has support from the ‘majority of the majority.’ ...

Once again, citizens need attorneys general who get results, and once again, Brenna Bird and Mike Hilgers, joined by red-state colleagues from Florida to Idaho, have delivered.