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Stop complaining. Republicans now control D.C.—so let's act like it.

In a Tuesday opinion, a circuit judge ruled against the Justice Department's ability to revoke green cards at any point.

New York has long been a model for inclusive economic growth and smart workforce investments. But no amount of local innovation can offset a $715 billion federal retreat from health care or the gutting of job training infrastructure.

Corporate America has long prided itself on sophisticated risk management and legal compliance. The TikTok episode suggests that when political pressure mounts, even the most sophisticated corporations can make decisions that defy basic business logic.

We're modernizing our inspection system. We're embracing science. We're removing needless bureaucracy that doesn't make food safer while strengthening the oversight that does.

It's time for Attorney General Pam Bondi to get out before she is shoved out. American law enforcement needs more bang and less bunk.

People in every corner of America will feel the effects of President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans' disastrous budget now that it is law. You deserve to know exactly what's in it.

Beyond legislation, members of Congress and lawmakers all the way down to the local level should take care with their words that may make a policy disagreement personal.

For far too long, Americans with disabilities have been treated by those in power as the Inconvenient Americans, a virtually silent and invisible minority group.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can maintain its high bar for safety and efficacy, and also cut the waste and unnecessary delays in the regulatory process.

It's a political gesture disguised as trade policy—but the consequences are real.

It was never Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's purpose to spare any Gazan lives.

Many of my secular friends are confounded. How could Jesus-loving people support a bill so harsh and regressive? "What exactly is Christian about this?" they ask.

Federal agents conducting raids on two California cannabis farms clashed with protesters on Thursday, appearing to fire chemical munitions at them.

The Middle East moves slowly, so don't be surprised if the new dawn everybody is talking about doesn't come to fruition.

We must learn from Iraq. Not because history rhymes, but because this isn't rhyming, it's repeating.

Now is the time to properly fill open inspect general positions and invest in this crucial law enforcement resource to prevent the next gold rush.

History's lesson is clear: greatness is not a birthright. It is a wager on the future. And it demands the courage to build.

President Donald Trump's promise to exempt taxes that tipped workers pay may sound good, but a look under the hood of the Republican tax law reveals a big betrayal and little benefit to the millions of Americans working for tips.

If RFK has his way, even if you still have coverage, you may not be able to afford the shots that your doctor wants to give.

The truth about these shabby dealings should have consequences.

The most recent Mideast war has succeeded in laying bare the limits of today's emerging axis of authoritarians.

Instead of wasting resources on a venture doomed by structural realities, Elon Musk should pursue a strategy that actually works in American politics: identifying vulnerable Republican incumbents who voted for fiscal irresponsibility and funding primary challengers committed to genuine conservatism.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has told Tucker Carlson that Tehran is not looking to develop a nuclear weapon.

She and her husband both supported President Donald Trump's plans to conduct mass deportations.

This country has suffered tyrants before. We are not as divided as we may appear.

Israel's confrontation with Iran, along with the war that began on October 7, marks a tectonic shift in Middle Eastern dynamics.

Congress can and should step in to defend and reinstate funding for the LGBTQ youth suicide lifeline service.

Whether the establishment is ready or not, we're here. And we're proving a different way of doing politics isn't just possible—it's necessary.

Newsweek's tracking poll shows his net approval at –6 points, with 45 percent approving and 51 percent disapproving.