Elissa Slotkin doubled down on her threats to prosecute GOP staffers and scare young conservatives away from serving in the Trump admin.

Marcus Aurelius' Stoic wisdom frames a CIA veteran's journey through grief after losing his wife Kim to cancer and raising their sons alone.

"Lincoln in the Bardo" is such a compelling ghost story - one I struggled with at first, and then fell hard for - that when I saw that the novel by George Saunders was being made into an opera by the composer Missy Mizzoli and librettist Royce Vavrek, I knew I had to see it and did at the Met premiere on Monday night.

More Americans are rejecting everything they've been taught about food.

Virginia Republicans caught a break this spring when the state Supreme Court struck down a map drawn to help Democrats win 10 of the commonwealth's 11 House seats.

Liberal talking heads are already frothing about a blue wave in November. Once again, we're being told Republicans are doomed, Democrats are unstoppable, and conservatives should prepare for political exile.

The violence, political stalemate, and support for the extremes are a more vivid case of what is occurring throughout the West.

It is so hard to watch what is happening in France. On Saturday night, masked rioters looted shops in Paris, Marseille, Lyon, and Bordeaux and set cars ablaze along the Canal Saint-Martin, one of the loveliest corners of Paris. In Limoges, the spire of a 143-year-old town hall collapsed in flames, and for many in France, it brought back memories of the night Notre Dame burned. More than 2,000 people were arrested over the weekend, and now at least two people are dead.

The mainstream media are fuming. Marine Le Pen, head of France's most popular party, National Rally, is exploiting the French riots for her political advantage, the media grouse. Le Pen and her right-hand man, Jordan Bardella, portray the riots as the confirmation of everything they have been warning about for years, especially regarding Third World immigration. This is a ruse, complains the press and its establishment sources, a mere rhetorical trick.

For the second time in as many months, a fraudulent entity claiming to be a polling operation has been outed for releasing fictitious numbers in hotly contested midterm election campaigns.

The U.S., Europe, Ukraine and Russia share a framework for talks.

Can the Republican former NFL reporter win a Senate seat from Minnesota?

Less than two weeks from the midterms, the president is shoring up his handpicked candidate in a state that hasn't elected a Democrat statewide in two decades.