The House of Representatives recently failed to pass a continuing resolution that included the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act. Blocked by

The Biden administration’s controversial move to forgive $6 billion in federal student debt by settling a class action lawsuit has drawn the scrutiny of

I filed a motion for leave to intervene in the 2020 enforcement action of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) SEC v. Ripple Labs. The

I have been a Republican for more than forty years. I served as a Republican Governor in a largely Democratically held state. I have donated money to

We are exposed to an ever-increasing torrent of alarming climate news, with pictures of extreme weather events and destruction delivered on an hourly

As an Iranian-American who has regularly spoken out against the injustices of the regime in Iran, one might assume I feel no personal threat from a

The never-ending attempts to vilify everyone in Donald Trump’s orbit never cease to amaze. From top advisers to future Cabinet members and the waitstaff

Usually reserved as the subject of history or fiction in the United States, piracy has new applications for American households and online retail. While

With climate scientists around the world expressing shock at how rocketing September heat is well beyond the expected range, Pope Francis’ call to action

Joe Biden kicked off his presidency on January 20, 2021, by killing the Keystone XL pipeline. For the newly-elected Democrat, it was a message affirming

I smoked for 41 years and then finally quit smoking with vaping more than eight ago. I’ve owned and operated a vape shop for nearly seven years, helping

Following the Securities and Exchange Commission’s effort to stretch, bend and twist the law to grant itself authority to regulate cryptocurrencies has

In a bid to showcase climate leadership ahead of the upcoming UN Climate Summit in Glasgow (COP26), President Joe Biden has set the goal of creating “a

Mediation talks resumed today in New York for creditors of Nortel, the former Canadian telecom giant. Bondholders and pensioners are battling over a

Like many Americans, I am shocked and heartbroken, appalled and angered by the chain of disasters unfolding in Afghanistan. We are witnessing a tragedy of

Iran’s clerical regime will hold a presidential election, albeit heavily rigged, on June 18. The ultimate winner will be the Iranian people. And the

On September 11, 2019, then-President Donald Trump announced that due to vaping-related lung injuries, his administration would be banning flavored

The meaningful exchange of truly diverse ideas and perspectives has withered over recent decades. We need to foster and promote critical thinking and

It may be the only presidential executive order ever inspired by Tom Cruise. Earlier this year at Camp David, President Biden settled down to watch the

The Department of Homeland Security has authorized so many thousands of immigrants to fly from foreign airports into undisclosed American ones in the past

They say in the movies, “This time, it’s personal.” But when it comes to his opposition to cryptocurrency investments, with Securities and Exchange

A top congressional Republican has a warning for the Biden administration: When it comes to regulating e-cigarettes, don’t put politics ahead of science,

There is a growing movement to install Christian chaplains in public schools. The Washington Post reports that bills are pending in nine states, have

An August 24 article in The New York Times provides insight into the negative consequences of well-intended policies. The article describes a cigarette

The history of the Christian Church in Azerbaijan stretches back to the First Century AD when, according to local lore, St. Bartholemew preached the

In the wake of the crippling coronavirus ( COVID-19 ), Americans are witnessing a resurgence of Federalism in their local communities unlike any in recent

The Federal Communications Commission announced the first enforcement of its net neutrality rules last week with a $100 million fine against AT&T for

"I'm not an expert. I'm just a smoker who quit smoking after 41 years and started helping other people do the same." That is why Marc Slis, owner of 906

In 2006, Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids President Matt Myers said, “The challenge to me is not to eliminate smoking, but the death and disease of smoking.

“Trust the science” has been the prevailing public health mantra since the dark days of the COVID-19 pandemic. We have been reminded that policy should be

President Joe Biden’s first-anniversary press conference should strike alarm in the hearts and minds of the billions around the world who might be

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For an alternate viewpoint, see “Counterpoint: Corporations Prioritize Woke Initiatives Over Their Own Employees.”   In the good old days, we used to

Activists opposed to a Senate bill legalizing cyber threat data sharing between private companies like Microsoft and Facebook and the government inundated

The enduring image of the old American west, as propagated into our consciousness through film and TV, is dominated by the outlaw, the two-dimensional

President Biden on March 15 signed into law a massive $1.5 trillion spending bill containing a range of spending priorities. Tucked away in this bill is a

Responsible dog breeding is under attack with efforts at the federal and state levels to limit or end breeding. At the federal level, one proposal would

Vaping increases your risk of diabetes. That is the contention of a new study by a team of scientists at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public

Trump Has Slight Advantage in Granite State With just over a week to go until Election Day, a new InsideSources-NH Journal Poll shows the presidential,

The World Health Organization was once implacably opposed to harm reduction related to drug use, instead preaching abstinence as the only policy approach.

There is an Inspector Clouseau quality to how Washington policymakers address the challenge of high prescription drug prices. For years, elected officials

This week marks the visit of Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to the United States to meet with President Trump. He arrives at a time of

For an alternate viewpoint, see “Point: America’s Murder Rate Dropped Historically — but Not in All States; Here’s Why.” There may be no tenet of faith so

For an alternate viewpoint, see “Point: America’s Murder Rate Dropped Historically — but Not in All States; Here’s Why.” There may be no tenet of faith so

Call it the “one weird trick” for America’s health care. A panel of public health experts gathered in Washington, D.C., last week for a “Common Sense

A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers across 16 states and the American Civil Liberties Union announced a series of legislative proposals Wednesday aimed at

First, they vandalized the language of Cervantes: changing the “o” in “Latino” to an “x,” to give us “Latinx.” Now, these self-appointed social justice

Vaping increases your risk of diabetes. That is the contention of a new study by a team of scientists at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public

Past and present commissioners of the Food and Drug Administration recently announced an initiative to engage partners to help combat public health

The Food and Drug Administration recently held an “Advancing Regulatory Science Through Innovation” forum to allow the public to “view the unique

Inflation is rising, but 73 percent of American voters support higher prices on China goods. Yet, with Trump Derangement Syndrome as real as COVID, some

Why would an organization that claims to advocate for seniors support a bill that raided nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars from Medicare? As with

The nation continues to track progress in finding out exactly how things went so badly in Afghanistan and what is still happening. President Joe Biden’s

When gas prices rose 150 percent from June 2020 to June 2023, politicians didn’t hesitate to blame corporate greed. Yet over the last six months, gas

For an alternate viewpoint, see “Counterpoint: Concerned Parents Have No Right to be Bullies.” Americans are embroiled in conflicts over parental rights.

“Oppenheimer” is everywhere. On Oscar night, it won best picture and six other categories. And last year, it had nearly a $1 billion theatrical release.

The first time I heard “free-market environmentalism,” I was pretty skeptical. My assumption about private capital was that its primary duty was to

The International Agency for Research on Cancer has classified aspartame as “possibly carcinogenic.” This has sparked a debate over artificial sweeteners’

In a unanimous agreement last year, the Georgia Public Service Commission and Georgia Power agreed to limit the costs of Plant Vogtle Units 3 and 4 to

People often ask how illegal aliens can afford to pay for their journeys. Much of the funding comes from predictable sources: Relatives in the United

Now that the 2022 midterm elections are over, America faces two years with the House of Representatives under Republican control while the Democratic

The return of Taliban control in Afghanistan and the Russian invasion of Ukraine brought the world’s attention to authoritarian governments’ role in

While often justified to protect teen health, regulators have begun treating vaping products as equally, if not more harmful, as smoking traditional

You get the impression a large majority of the American people think Joe Biden lit a dumpster fire on his way into the Oval Office. At least that’s the

It has been over two months since the Federal Communication Commission announced it would re-establish open internet rules, better known as net neutrality

If a stunned America wakes up Wednesday morning to the improbable news that President Trump has won yet another upset victory, two prominent pollsters say

As the coronavirus pandemic drags on, we’re all concerned for our health. But the latest efforts to crack down on vaping in Massachusetts aren’t

For an alternate viewpoint, see “Counterpoint: Corporations Prioritize Woke Initiatives Over Their Own Employees.”   In the good old days, we used to

Last month, President Biden called for a “gas tax holiday” to ease the pain of gas prices that have climbed nearly $2 a gallon this year. However, doing

In a world where the United States has abdicated its global trade leadership to China, one company points a new path forward. Tesla has become the global

Sixteen-year-old Angellyh Yambo was walking home from school with two friends when she was killed by a teenager in the Bronx. This senseless shooting is

The new year looks bleak for 1,200 Pizza Hut delivery drivers in California, thanks to a new statewide minimum wage law that goes into effect April 1. The