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He is a man of many lives, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cannot retain power after his government was surprised by the barbaric attack that massacred civilians and took

We laughed out loud when The New York Times quoted professor Kate Shaw asking if the Supreme Court will “continue to incapacitate” the administrative state. She was apparently serious. Do

Last month, the North Carolina General Assembly passed a $30 billion state budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year. Gov. Roy Cooper, disappointed with many provisions but keen on the bill’s

Lets keep it simple, shall we? If Donald Trump were your grandpa, youd be having family meetings about how to protect him from himself. Assisted living? A nursing home? Or

In June, Florida’s legislature (and Gov. Ron DeSantis signed) passed a bill transferring control of Gainesville Regional Utilities from the city’s government to the state’s. In late September, a judge

John Hood is a columnist for the Raleigh-based John Locke Foundation and one of its board members.

Douglas Cohn and Eleanor Clift are the authors of Washington Merry-Go-Round, the nation’s longest running syndicated political commentary.

As Joe Biden runs for a second term, well be hearing more questions about his age-related cognitive abilities. So far, hes doing just fine. And never mind that his likely

Michael R. Worthington is an unaffiliated voter living in Pasquotank County. He grew up near Scuffleton.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has taken a leading role among Democrats in conceding the damage done to local communities by the Biden administrations policy of allowing millions of