The current war is already collapsing into a mowing the grass strategy.

Trump's efforts to abolish birthright citizenship raise larger questions about blood, soil, and how we become Americans

The order, which the president signed late Tuesday, attempts to make significant changes to mail-in ballots in an effort to crack down on voter fraud, despite no evidence that such fraud is a widespread problem.

As budget season ramps up in City Hall and Albany, New Yorkers should prepare to be blitzed with grand promises of government goodies.

Will Virginia Republicans' get-out-the-vote operation be enough to defeat Democrats' gerrymandering scheme?

We're at a time where technology is sprinting toward artificial intelligence. Social media needs a reboot first.

The IOC's new female-only eligibility policy, enforced via SRY gene screening starting at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, marks a historic win for women's sports, Riley Gaines argues.

Avoiding a lengthy war with Iran seems to be the only thing many Americans agree on right now.

Rather than fight for their constituents' interests, Senate Republicans have opted to take a two-week vacation for Easter.

The end of the dream of economic integration.

By blocking funding for DHS over their unhappiness with ICE, Democrats ended up cutting off funds for TSA airport security agents.

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