Flawed white-collar sentencing and Medicare's pay-and-chase rules fuel telemedicine fraud, requiring real-time digital safeguards.

With SpaceX executing 1,100 daily maneuvers, Washington must separate collision risk estimates from autonomous maneuver authority.

The Supreme Court reinstated a congressional map in Missouri which will cost Republicans an expected seat in the House of Representatives.

New York’s 75% tax on alternative nicotine products punishes ex-smokers, making quitting pricier and fueling black markets.

Talarico is one of several 2026 candidates in purple states touting cross-party endorsements in an apparent attempt to pull independent voters.

A three-signature margin blocked 709,000 voters in Michigan, proving slow election bureaucracy threatens American self-government.

NYSED blocked Success Academy's AP scores from U.S. News rankings to suppress charter school success and protect unionized district schools.

Spencer Cox sat down with Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) on Wednesday night for a forum centered on the First Amendment a year after Kirk's assassination.

Officials changed terrorism policy, prosecuted alleged attacks or threats, sanctioned foreign groups, and brought more legal consequences.

Washington mistakes Latin American narco-terrorism for street crime. A U.S.-Israel-El Salvador axis must crush Iran's regional war.

Ukraine can freeze fighting without ceding territory, using an armistice to rebuild while economic deterrence restrains Russia.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Generation Z has little to no memory of the country before the government’s approach to security transformed.