Last year I met with an elected official frequently described in the press as friendly to the business community. The ...

Roy Cohn, who burst onto the national political scene in the 1950s by pursuing communists, first in the trial of Julius and ...

In the 20th century, certain corporate brands became so well-known as to be immediately recognizable: McDonald's golden ...

Down the generations, certain intellectuals have been attracted to opera. Nietzsche, outstandingly. Also Bernard Williams, ...

The Reagan Revolution didn't just usher in a wave of prosperity, but also wholesome patriotism. Every proper child of the 1980s has a wisp of nostalgia for the times. Reagan was an actor, and ...

Colorado Democrat Manny Rutinel, the congressional nominee running in the state's competitive Eighth Congressional District, ...

As the Iran conflict threatens to intensify and tech CEOs fret openly about their creations' potential to destroy humanity, ...

James Talarico has been missing in action for almost two weeks. His campaign would like us to believe "the flu" is to blame.

Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D., Md.), who's actively considering a 2028 presidential run, was the keynote speaker this week at a gala hosted by the virulently anti-Israel organization Democracy for the ...

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed denounced France as "the colonizer" and said he spoke "for the whole African & Arab diaspora" during the 2022 World Cup, according to deleted social media ...

Harvard University is cheering a Nobel Peace Prize winner who is being widely denounced elsewhere as a bigot. The Nobel award ...

Too bad the Ultimate Fighting Championship stage has been taken down from the White House lawn, because if it were still there, it’d provide a venue for what is emerging as one of the bitterest and ...