Keir Starmer is dire, but his possible replacements offer no improvement.

Diplomats in Havana are preparing for an alternative Trump tactic: the country being starved until people take to the streets and the US can step in

The American left has lost its intellectual giants like Chomsky and Foucault, leaving politicians like AOC struggling with empty rhetoric and platitudes.

Those calling for the Fed to cut rates should look again at the relationship between prices and productivity growth

Families aren't the only ones who've been struggling with affordability for years. So have the small businesses that power the American economy and create the majority of new jobs. There's no shortage of commonsense ideas to give job creators relief, but President Trump just highlighted one of the most important: Stop credit-card companies from ripping off Main Street.

Usually, the panel section of a black-tie awards dinner is the least lively part of the evening. Honorees praise and agree with each other, soundtracked by the clinks of forks as guests cautiously push salad around their plates. Not so at RealClear's third Samizdat Awards, AKA the Sammies, which took place at the Breakers in Palm Beach Wednesday.

In a viral essay on X, "Something Big Is Happening," Matt Shumer writes that the world is living through a moment similar to early Covid for artificial intelligence. The founder and CEO of OthersideAI argues that AI has crossed from useful assistant to general cognitive substitute. What's more, AI is now helping build better versions of itself. Systems rivaling most human expertise could arrive soon.

President Trump has declared that he'll block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge - a major infrastructure project connecting Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario - unless "the United States is fully compensated for everything we have given [Canada]."

"Breaking Points" host Saagar Enjeti speaks with Blake Neff and Andrew Kolvet on "The Charlie Kirk Show" about the danger of high-potency marijuana:

As the search for the "Today" host's mother Nancy continues, the audience shares in her raw and public anguish

When Democrats try to compete in New Media from the deep pockets of their liberal donor base, the effect is cringe. Their latest attempt is no exception.

Six weeks into his tenure, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has been confronted with controversies both grave and frivolous. He wisely stood by a top appointee who was facing down a media circus for tweets that were more than a half-decade old. He grappled with the fallout from several police-involved shootings and navigated how, as a democratic socialist who must partner with a much more conservative NYPD commissioner, he should respond.

San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system this week announced positive results from enhanced efforts to combat fare evasion.

There is a shared idea behind all prize programs, and here it is: We get the world we praise.

In January, Florida Rep. Randy Fine made a typically bigoted post on X about his colleague in the House of Representatives, Ilhan Omar.

Along with myself, scores of downtown workers were faced with a choice: Risk sliding on the ice-covered sidewalks or find themselves shoe-deep in poop.