Last week, nearly every elite men's tennis player skipped one of London's marquee tournaments. ...A culprit was likely Britain's tax code, which doesn't stop at taxing prize money earned on British ...

After decades in which constitutional limits seemed optional, and administrative agencies accumulated power at the expense of elected representatives, the judicial branch finally began restoring ...

For seven weeks or more, starting in the winter of 2019, Chinese officials violated their international commitments and ethical obligation to prevent a domestic epidemic from becoming a global ...

In the RealClearPolitics average, the Democratic Party's favorability rating is just 36.5%, while its unfavorability rating is 56.1%. For Republicans, the numbers are 38.6% favorable and 55.3% ...

Why are Democrats and their teachers union masters trying to shoot down parental choice in education even when we now have so many examples of these programs working?

What cruel irony that we learned last week that Social Security is going broke even sooner than we thought. The Social ...

It is perhaps the most fundamental question of the Iran war. If the goal of the war was to prevent Iran from acquiring a ...

The new Global Justice Report by the World Inequality Lab in France – which calls for caps on economic growth in rich countries, top income-tax rates of 90% and a World Sovereign Fund to redistribute ...

Set aside, for a moment, that Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner spent years with a Nazi SS Totenkopf tattoo. ... The more interesting question is why Democrats have shown such loyalty to him.

The United States should take a page from the Swiss and launch our own national conversation on immigration. Here, however, the critical issue is not just the number of immigrants but who gets in.

Maine Gov. Janet Mills has suspended her Senate campaign after failing to raise enough money to compete with socialist Graham Platner, who will now almost certainly face the perpetual centrist ...

The U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee’s Health Subcommittee today will host the third hearing in its health care affordability series, specifically examining the role providers and hospitals play ...