Supreme Court Splinters in an Important Climate Case

The city of Boulder, Colorado, is seeking redress from the harms it says Big Oil caused to its community. After oral arguments, it's an open question how the Roberts court will rule.

Tolkien's Vision of Declining Gondor Offers Warning

Trump's Gimmicky Refund Checks Have Hit Mailboxes

Trump's gimmicky checks are hitting mailboxes. The letters they come with are brazen disinformation.

John Cleese Is Not a Terrorist

America Winning the Wrong AI Race

Why We're Suing the L.A. Metro

Victims of the lawless public-transit system deserve transparency.

Democrats Talking About Affordability Are Hilarious

Unearthed Video Shows El-Sayed Claiming He's 'Dual' Citizen

This Should Not Be an Anniversary

Does remembering the date of October 7 make it easier to name?

The Most Disastrous Day in Palestinian History

Three years after October 7, Gaza lies devastated, Israeli attitudes have hardened, and the movement claiming to champion Palestinians still refuses to reckon with Hamas's role in the catastrophe.

Why Realism Requires Confrontation With Evil

How Divided Is America? My Veteran's Cap Says It All

The Two Legacies of October 7

Trump Derangement: No, He Didn't Ask Iran To Attack LA or San Diego

Small Nuclear Reactors Reach a Big Milestone

France's Bonfire of Inanities

30 Ideas for Fixing U.S. Schools, Ranked by Experts

One Family's Fraught Journey in the Guardianship System

New Evidence In Cornell 7 Case Blows Accuser's Story

A slew of text messages from the Cornell accuser have now been released, and they erase all doubt about what happened: This woman, according to her own contemporaneous statements, consented to deviant sexual activity in a frat house, and after the fact, she firmly believed that no crime had been committed. She even stated that everyone needs to grow up 'cause sexuality and sex ... is changing, meaning that she saw her behavior as enlightened - as a feminist expression of her own freedom and empowerment.

Chicago Chases Away the Rich. Miami Says 'Thank You'

Is Everything Suddenly Possible for Democrats?

Trump Has a Reality Problem, Not a Public Relations Problem

To date, the White House hasn't even tried to explain why the job market worsened after the president's second term began.

A Misguided Lawsuit vs. Vital Immigration Officials

ICE agents were in Minneapolis to maintain law and order, not to target people by race or national origin. Even a caring U.S. citizen has no right to interfere, just as no one has the right to remain in America unlawfully.

Gov. Spanberger Already Making Virginia Less Affordable

U.S. Shouldn't Be So Afraid of Chinese Investment

Permitting Reform at Last, Really?

Supreme Court Foresees a Shakedown of the Energy Industry

Trump May Be in Trouble. Trump-Style Global Populism Isn't

Climate Policy Belongs To Congress, Not Colorado

Bracing for a Post-Midterms ICE Resurgence

Time for Tories To Say What They Think on the Economy & Brexit

Letitia James and the Cornell 7

Burnham Wants To Undo Brexit. We Won't Let Him

Rejoining would be a disaster. We're ready to stop him, with your help

On Flydubai, a Miracle or a Story of Resourcefulness?

Hayoun's act saved the plane and its passengers from a certain immediate crash.

This Bill Will Bring College Sports Under Control

All Senate Dems Vote To Keep Trading Stocks

Caught with their pants down.

Trump Demands Sen. Cotton Release the Sun

Letitia James Is a Bad Choice for Cornell Case

James has always followed the policy of the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland: Sentence first, verdict afterward.

Mamdani's 2K Is a Mathematical Mess

6 in 10 Oppose Democrat Plan To Pack SCOTUS

Voters overwhelmingly want to keep the Supreme Court capped at nine justices, a new poll found, despite Democrats' push to pack the court.

The Most Self-Aware Question Trump Has Ever Asked

I say to people, am I a better builder or politician?

It Would Be Absurd To Trust Democrats on Affordability

Democrats are campaigning on affordability, but inflation, gas prices, border security, and spending tell a different story.

Northwestern President Has Big Plans. If Only He Had Ken Griffin

A Bipartisan Deal To Get America Building Again

SCOTUS Should Reject Colorado's Bid To Govern Emissions

The Left's Model for Schools Has Failed

Treasury (Man) Bites Hedge Fund (Dog)

What Are Women Looking for at Frat Parties?

Women know that fraternity houses are dangerous places-and yet they go anyway, writes Caitlin Flanagan.

The Election of 1936: When 'Democracy' Was on the Ballot

How the Fed Turned Makers Into Takers

Nikole Hannah-Jones on Struggling Schools, Regrets

Iowa Steel Investment Is a Tariff Win for America

Trump Vowed To Lower Gas Prices. Alaska Isn't Buying It

MS NOW is talking to Trump voters in five states about President Donald Trump's campaign promises and whether they feel like he's delivered. First stop: Alaska.

It's Not the U.S. Causing Canada's Troubles

U.S.-China AI Treaty Should Rest on Five Key Pillars

A proposed U.S.-China AI treaty outlines five pillars, including a global pause on superintelligence and kill switches for all advanced AI models.

Scary That Democrats Still Support Jack Smith Operation

Conservatives have yet to build the institutions, infrastructure, and legal capacity needed to counter lawfare before it destroys more lives.

Sen. Schmitt's Failed Jack Smith Gotcha

MAGA media was ready to amplify the Missouri senator's conspiracy theory. It turned out to be laughably false

SCOTUS Will Be Drawing Lots of Lines in the Term Ahead

Climate litigation, religious liberty, gun rights, and election administration highlight the term ahead.

How Democrats Can Become the Party of Business

A Burst of New Workers in September

Who Can Save California?

Botched Execution Makes Powerful Case Against Death Penalty

The Right Balance for Ensuring AI Safety and Success

How To Make AI Work for Everyone's Benefit

Some of the collective action we need to ensure that artificial intelligence is developed cautiously, responsibly, and for everyone's benefit.

Wyden's Filing Highlights STOCK Act's Weak Enforcement

Oregon Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden was not required to pay a fine to the Senate Ethics Committee after disclosing a six-figure stock transaction made on behalf of his wife 465 days after it took place, according to his office. Federal law requires such transactions to be disclosed within 45 days.

Facing Prison in France for Stating Basic Facts

I went on television to debate what makes a woman a woman. Four years later, I have a criminal conviction and face new charges that could put me in prison, writes Dora Moutot.

Man, Still Falling

Should Dems Worry About Huge Cash Disadvantage?

The November midterms will test how much money matters when it comes to angry voters.

Texas GOP: 'Houston, We Have a Problem'

Now Is the Time for Jerome Powell To Resign

Getting To Know Kevin Warsh

Anti-White, Anti-Male Discrimination in U.S. Was Insane

Trump's AI Rhetoric Has a Crippling Blind Spot

On AI, Trump sounds like a techno-futurist - the opposite of the way he's sounded most of his time in office.

Climate Activists Should Be Shut Down at Supreme Court

Leftists are trying to weaponize our legal system to bankrupt lawful industries in a last-ditch effort to tear down our capitalist system.

Take the Money, Governor

Safety Rules Won't Slow America's AI Dominance

Johnson Should Join With Aldermen, Insist on Fiscal Restraint

Powell Should Resign From the Fed in Line With Tradition

At MAHA Summit, a Sense of Forever Change

The Mysteries of Butler

A new book examines the assassination attempt that changed the course of our recent history

Nikole Hannah-Jones Owes Readers an Apology Too

Her daughter got an apology. Her readers are still waiting for theirs.

Stop Spending Money on Smaller Classes

We've spent decades raising teacher quantity when we should have been raising quality.

It's Beyond Clear Why Charges Weren't Brought in Cornell Case

The NYT obtained mountains of documents, emails and chats collected by Cornell as part of the Title IX investigation into the rape accusations.There is nothing that definitively exonerates the defendants, and some scraps that can be used to convict them as part of the online mob justice trial tra

How the Cornell Case Was Set Up for Failure

It appears the Tompkins County district attorney's office failed to properly follow up with standard practices for cases involving sexual assault allegations when the initial complaint was made in 2024.

Myths vs. Facts and Our New Approach to Data Centers

Amazon's commitment to community-focused data center development, plus introducing Built Together, a new investment program for data center communities.

The Sen. Collins Firewall

Susan Collins faces another difficult Maine reelection as Democrats turn to Troy Jackson after their first candidate collapsed.

Becerra vs. Hilton, Hegseth's Hard Reset of the Military

Trump's Way: The White House Interview

An interview with the President at a pivotal moment in his second term

Hobbs Holds the Line in AZ. Now, She's Under Attack

The Arizona governor's race isn't the highest-profile contest this year. But it isn't one that Dems want to lose, either.

Landmark Lawsuit Pits Sharia Regime vs. Constitution

A lawsuit alleges that the Muslim-majority suburb of Dearborn, Michigan, has systematically discriminated against Christians and Jews.

It's All Stolen. The Level of Theft Is Insane

Lula v Bolsonaros: Decision of Brazilian Voters Will Affect Us All

The U.S. Economy Is Accelerating

On AI, a Light Touch Is the Right Touch

Miracle on FlyDubai

Kids Should Not Be Trapped in Failing Schools

What happens when an antiracist journalist enrolls her child in a failing New York City public school? Answer: A frustrated teenager feels betrayed by her mother's decision to give her a subpar education out of a vague loyalty to progressive ideals.

Vance's Senate Takeover Plan Has a Big Flaw

For much of 2026, Donald Trump has intermittently demanded that the Senate enact the SAVE America Act despite being told repeatedly by Majority Leader John Thune that he cannot muster the votes to do as the president wishes. This dead end so vexed Trump and the White House that they apparently "war-gamed" pretty drastic measures to bypass the Senate, according to Vice President J.D. Vance.

It's Time for Madonna To Put It Away

Kyle MacLachlan on Watching the New 'Dune'

In the latest episode of GQ's weekly interview series 'One More Question,' the 'Twin Peaks' and 'Fallout' star talks to Zach Baron about typecasting, ambition, the ups and downs of his long friendship with David Lynch, and new 'Dune' versus old 'Dune.'

Civilian Tenure Out at Military Service Academies

Legal Analysts: Climate Case Could 'Rewrite' Economy

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on Monday that could

A Huge Gap Between Fastest- and Slowest-Building Cities

What Iowa's New Steel Mill Means for the Midwest

'I Ran Toward the Cockpit': The Dad Who Stopped a Hijacking

Yaniv Hayoun was on a flight from Dubai to Israel with his family when one of the co-pilots stabbed the other and sent the plane into a nosedive. He told The Free Press what happened next.

Does Trump Have a Point About Interest Rates?

Even Democrats Oppose Foreigners Tilting the Census

Americans overwhelmingly believe congressional seats should be distributed solely based on the number of U.S. citizens in each state.

Americans Rely on Deposit Insurance. Now Is the Time To Fortify It

Justice Alito's Climate Case Recusal

Nvidia's Open Agent Platform Is a Sensible Step for AI

'We Believe That People Should Be Able To Make a Choice'

Can Symbolic Data Center Vote Help Husted in Ohio?

The Ratepayer Protection Act is basically the only reason the Senate is sticking around this week.

Miracle on Flight FZ1073

A dramatic hijacking foiled by the bravery of everyday Israelis.

How the Greenland Deal Secures the Arctic

It's Impossible To Learn When You're in Survival Mode

What Mamdani's Organizing Is Building for the Left

It's the people, stupid.

It's the Economy, Stupid--Again

Sen. Collins No Longer Maine's Houdini

The senator cannot make her role as Donald Trump's enabler disappear

Immigration Enforcement Without the Melodrama

Very quietly, ICE is getting the job done.

Scripture-Twisting Talarico Claims Bible Is Leftist

Supposedly, through happy coincidence, Our Savior agrees with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico about important planks of his party's platform circa 2026.

What China Wants From AI

AI Day at the White House

Prison Population Plummets as Crime Rates Fall

America's prison population is plummeting thanks to lower crime rates. The consequences are extraordinary.

Sanctuary Jurisdictions Create a Two-Tiered Justice System

Fix Massachusetts' Unemployment System

When America's Pot of Debt Will Overflow

'Affordability' Democrats? You Have To Be Kidding

Don't Let Russia Distract You From Backing Ukraine To the Hilt

The Save America From California Act

Treating Adversaries Better Than Allies Is Recipe for Isolation

What Democrats' Immigration Policy Would Look Like

Iran Will Have 'Nothing Left to Trade' in Two Weeks

Byron Donalds Has Everything in His Favor - Except History

States Scramble to Host U.S. Space Academy

Do Medicines Cost More Because of the Middlemen?

In this episode RealClearHealth Editor, Jerry Rogers talks with Hannah Anderson, Senior Director of Healthy America Policy at the America First Policy Instit

Leon Black Is Not Very Interesting

Unfortunately, author William Cohan thinks the ousted Apollo co-founder is fascinating enough to quote him at length, while neglecting the impact of private equity predators.

Trump Admin Is Closing an Overseas Voting Loophole

'Fauda' Tells the World the Truth

In an era when facts lose out to narratives, can a drama about an Israeli counterterror unit change people's minds about the Jewish state?

New York Was Ready for Netanyahu

How Much Has the Green New Deal Cost America?

The Green New Deal was never about saving the planet from climate change - it was built to exert total government control over the economy.

The Decline in Crime and an F-Around-and-Find-Out President

Trump TV's Intentional Brainrot

Nikole Hannah-Jones' Daughter Is Rightfully Angry

Why High Schools Are the Linchpin

Our schools are weakest in their joints-those points where students pass from one school to the next. Students can pass every high school class and still find themselves in remedial classes once they get to college. Many earn credits at community colleges that do not count toward university degrees.

Last Ditch of the Great Awokening

Congress Tries To Fix College Sports. Hope It Works Out

Democrats Should Stop Protecting Immigrant Handouts

Permitting Reforms Are Good Politics and Good for Markets

Health Insurance Price Tag Is Sickening

Inside Obama's Push To Help Left-Leaning AI Companies

Cuba Under Siege

Trump's fuel blockade shows that U.S. imperialism is a policy of extortion and cruelty.

In Chicago, Putting a Hot Dog in Bun Can Get You in Trouble

I've been working in law and public policy for over 15 years, and even I had a hard time making sense of Chicago's permit rules for food vendors.

I'm Cancer-Free, But the Fight Is Unrelenting

When a person fighting cancer also has a demanding job, two all-consuming forces collide, writes Trump's chief of staff. Balance can feel impossible.

This City Was America's Capital for Just One Day

The nascent nation's leaders fled to the inland city as the British advanced on Philadelphia in September 1777. They held one meeting at the local courthouse before moving on to York

The Two Supplements You Should Actually Consider

The Israel Exception

Macron's Parting Gift to the United Nations

The French president's resolve seems to have rubbed off on the leaders of other 'middle powers', says Steve Bloomfield, the former international editor of the Observer

The Evolution of Trump Derangement Syndrome

Democrats' Road Back to the Working Class

New research offers Democrats a roadmap back to voters they have lost.

October Term Heralds Another 'Big Year' for Supreme Court

Reclaiming Liberal Education in America

Blackout: The Failure of the Million Dollar Classroom

Trump's Tirade Over Press Ban Reveals Achilles' Heel

Trump is furious that news organizations are fighting back against his vile efforts to punish their colleagues-because collective resistance to his authoritarianism actually works.

Crackdown on Health Insurance Fraud Is Overdue

More Truth About Climate Lies

Good Luck to Canada and the EU. They'll Need It

Fun Facts About the People Who Preside Over Failing Schools

UN: More Embattled, But More Necessary, Than Ever

Cleaning Up Obamacare Fraud

U.S. Government Has Become States' Piggy Bank

Greenland Deal Is a Win All the Way Around

Elizabeth Warren's Restaurant Crusade Leaves a Sour Taste

Trump's U.N. Message To the World

A Hollywood Happy Ending For Unnecessary Paramount Drama

Trump Should Rescind the Press Ban

Natural Gas Remains Affordable. Here's How

Noncitizens Voting in Elections Face Federal Charges

Greenland Deal Makes the Media Less Relevant Than Ever

After months of hyperemotional media fearmongering, the Trump administration has closed a deal with Denmark that makes Greenland more secure.

3 Pillars of a New Era for Schools

If your house crumbles in a storm, your first instinct probably goes something like this: Rebuild your house exactly as it was. Get a roof over your head and return to your normal life as soon as possible. Never mind that the foundation was cracking, the roof was riddled with holes, and the air cond