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Pampered Ivy League protesters will have no influence on events in the Middle East, but Heaven help us when they walk into the top jobs

With commercial real estate owners facing a wall of maturities, there is a door for private credit lenders to earn equity-like returns.

John Steinbeck’s classic novel “The Grapes of Wrath” turned 85 years old a few weeks back.

Before Barack Obama was elected, he promised to “fundamentally transform” America. Joe Biden’s first term is often referred to as Obama’s third term because an objective look at the Biden

Long gone are the days when a politician would fake interest in Earth Day by spending a few hours outside planting a tree for a photo-op. Today, much more is

"Chuckie, Im pregnant..."

The most dramatic change in the New Mexico legislature in recent years has been the triumph of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.

Last Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments about whether an Oregon town can cite and prosecute homeless people for sleeping in public places when they have nowhere else to

In the end, the vote count recently among Arkansas’ congressional delegation was 5-1 in favor of $61 billion in aid for Ukraine, and 6-0 for aid for Israel and Taiwan.

Artificial intelligence (AI) was engineered to make our lives easier but poses the possibility of being twisted into menacing machines that wage war against man