RIP to one of air travel's most cursed features.

It is indisputable that energy is the lifeblood of every civilization. We are reminded of that truth daily at the gas pumps and when it's time to recharge the latest iPhone. Another indisputable truth is that the availability and affordability of energy are as delicate as the fiber-optic cables that supply our homes with Wi-Fi.

Joe Rogan said Wednesday that democratic socialists' entire ideology "sucks" and accused those supporting the progressive movement of being "Marxists" fueled by what he described as manipulative social media rhetoric.

A democratic socialist manages to build the coalition that has long eluded the left.

Something extraordinary happened in Britain this week: Our leftist government acknowledged a truth it has long denied.

Friday, August 21st on RealClearPolitics - Joined by RCP National Political Correspondent, Susan Crabtree

One of the things about politics that people love to hate is polling. To a certain extent, this antipathy is entirely understandable.

One of the more striking developments in American politics over the past three decades has been the transformation of the Democratic Party from a big-tent movement built around working-class Americans into an elite-driven institution obsessed with diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Forecasts warned of $200 oil if the war ran past June. Regional exports, while below pre-war levels, rebounded faster than expected, and the United States has become the world's largest oil exporter. Iran's threat to trigger a weapon of mass economic destruction did not materialize.

The Trump administration is pushing to eliminate the approach at the federal level, but states like Maryland continue to pursue

Congress finally created workforce Pell Grants. Now states have to build the systems that can tell which programs actually work.

The United States Mission to Belgium condemns, in the strongest terms, Ghent University's retaliation against an American scholar following his accurate whistleblower reporting on academic fraud.The United States government regularly funds and supports research, academic

Israel has always been a sometime thing. Its place in history precarious. Early on, there were tribes and legends, the Book of Genesis.

Arizona families won big this week. The teachers union and Save Our Schools fell short (again) in their latest attempt to roll back the universal Empowerment Scholarship Account program that helps more than 100,000 students there. The groups needed 255,949 valid signatures to place their Protect Education Act on the November ballot. They submitted 421,451, but after legal challenges and county reviews, so

Democrats seeking Senate seats in some swing states are taking aim at their party - and even supporting Republican policies.

Autumn Brewington: Despite the problems the couple have expressed with royal life and their treatment in Britain, there are solid reasons why they would choose to return now.

From Colin Kaepernick to Dylan Mulvaney to a federal EEOC investigation, Nike's decade of left-wing activism coincides with a 12-year stock low.