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Call it whatever you want—a drubbing, thumping, or thrashing—but Tuesday was a powerful night for Democrats.

Haley Stevens’ endorsement of Mike Rogers is distracting and infuriating. Michigan Democrats should still vote for Abdul El-Sayed.

Yes, data centers are worth building. But America's technological progress cannot come at the expense of local communities and our environment.

The only way to counter the debt crisis is through the sort of careful financial discipline our leaders on both sides of the aisle have refused to practice.

When the White House bans journalists due to unfavorable coverage, it tears at the fabric of the American experiment: the First Amendment.

For over 248 years, Congress has possessed and exercised its constitutional power to declare, enter, and end wars. So why does the war in Iran keep expanding?

Money can buy the airwaves, but it cannot buy elections. Here's why PAC spending needs to be reformed.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the end of his presidential campaign, opting to back former President Donald Trump.

Isolationism and interventionism are the two traditionally opposing philosophies of U.S. foreign policy.