China has stolen U.S. technology, maintained market restrictions, and ramped up state subsidies including through initiatives to dominate the 21st-century economy.
No matter how deep Hezbollah's bench is, the killing of its top leader Hassan Nasrallah following an Israeli airstrike against the southern suburbs of Beirut is a devastating blow to the organization.
Americans want real and common sense solutions on immigration instead of cynical obstruction, ugly lies, and mass deportations of long-settled immigrants. The contrasts, and stakes, are clear and consequential.
Is the Presidential election already over? Well...not exactly. Not yet. But there's now a real argument that sometime last week, former President Donald Trump got mathematically cooked.
RFK Jr. may have dropped out of the presidential race, but that by no means should lead to the conclusion third party candidates won't impact the outcome in November.
The GOP nominee and former president, Donald Trump, and his fellow Republicans started off this cycle with an enormous advantage on the economy and in about six short months have managed to blow it.
America and Israel were more prosperous, Jewish students felt safer on college campuses, and peace was being forged in the Middle East just four short years ago.
What many find egregious following former President Donald Trump's Israeli American Council (IAC) speech is the silence by too many Republicans who enable his bigotry and fail to address extremism on the right.
Most of us are seeing price increases in things we don't import—like insurance and internet, streaming services and food. That's where your $4,000 is going.
In good conscience, we must hold the lives of the unborn, the migrants, the poor, the abandoned, the elderly, and those needing health care as equally sacred.
Our recent column on voter perceptions of the Supreme Court demonstrated there is broad public support for President Joe Biden's key Supreme Court reform proposals.
Regardless of method, changing the Court as a reflexive response to politically undesirable decisions would not only be bad policy, but also unconstitutional.
The awkward truth is that the commonly promoted approaches—increasing salaries, lowering class sizes, and building more schools—are costly and do nothing.
America has become a violent tinderbox since the former president commandeered our political system in 2015, and nothing about that will change as long as he maintains his grip on the Republican Party.
If JD Vance can be held responsible for threats of violence, why aren't those accusing Donald Trump of being an authoritarian accountable for violence against him?
Let's be clear about what's going on here: Corporations are maximizing their profits while the government is socializing the costs at the taxpayers' expense.
The climate crisis poses an existential threat to our planet, and the action we take in the next few years will shape our survival and that of future generations.
From Fridays for Future and the Amazonian girls risking their lives to defend the rainforest, to those bravely resisting Iran's war on women, and the millions demanding an end to the carnage in Gaza, people young and old are resisting localized and globalized attacks on human rights.
In nominating Harris after Biden's July 21 abdication, Democrats ran the risk that she was not enough of a break from the White House. Despite her West Wing office, Harris has now left no doubt.
If Harris is able to articulate her readiness to be an honest, accountable politician, this more than any specific policy will tip the election in her favor.
