Odysseus and Paul weren't “slow travelers” by choice. They had some delayed outbound legs and some missed connections and some lost luggage.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D-KY) criticized Senate Republicans over the prolonged absence of Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY).

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro previously moved to dismiss the Reflecting Pool vandalism charges against former Olympian David Hearn.

Trump's super PAC, sitting on $400 million, is expected to spend significant cash to help Republicans defend their House and Senate majorities.

Ossoff’s mixed record on Israel, which includes votes for and against U.S. military aid, has stirred fierce criticism from Jewish voters.

University of Michigan's pass/no-credit grading policy fosters student fragility by shielding young adults from necessary failure.

The story is not that China declined to fire every weapon it built. It is that China built them, still holds them, and can deploy them in the next election.

The Pentagon is replacing AI red tape with testable contract terms, exposing false vendor cybersecurity claims to fraud liability.

Alaska does not hold traditional party primaries for major offices. Instead, all candidates appear on a single nonpartisan primary ballot.

A year after Charlie Kirk's death, campus free speech laws cannot save the First Amendment if students accept political violence.

Rising Alzheimer’s costs demand national action. Washington must follow Texas’s blueprint to fund research and expand drug access.

Washington’s runaway borrowing is unsustainable, and Social Security’s looming insolvency should force Congress to confront our fiscal crisis.