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This week, a U.S. congressional delegation landed in Taiwan — and Xi’s government announced a new round of military drills around the island. Beijing’s Taiwan Affairs Office issued a warning that if Taiwan’s leaders “failed to restrain themselves,” there would be undescribed consequences.

As the United States sends stockpiles of weapons to Ukraine, another transatlantic mobilization is underway. Freed from two years of COVID restrictions, Americans are once again traveling in large numbers. Market observers have predicted a six-fold increase in American tourism to Europe. But learning about all NATO members could help Americans develop more informed opinions on the risks and rewards of their nation’s foreign commitments.

On July 11, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Nikema Williams introduced the Youth Voting Rights Act, which if enacted would be perhaps the most significant expansion of voting access for young people in more than 50 years. It’s the second major action intended to make voting easier for young people, including and especially college students, in just the past few months, following an April Dear ...

A simple charge of mishandling official documents and an agreement not to run for further federal office could be Merrick Garland's answer to Donald Trump.

Narcissist Nancy Pelosi and her hot pink pantsuit played a dangerous and reckless game in Taiwan. Even if it's part of a coordinated U.S. strategy to regain credibility on the world stage, the 82-year-old Pelosi and her ego should not be the one to lead U.S. foreign policy against China.

TikTok, along with Instagram, is where Gen Z searches for information and entertainment. They often come up with a blurry mix between fact and fiction.

"All the barriers to abortion left me feeling as if what I wanted was wrong, that I deserved every hard thing coming my way."

On the Fourth of July, a day that normally calls for celebration, my social media feeds were full of people refusing to join in. One meme that kept popping up: "Frankly, I don't think America deserves a birthday party this year." Why was I on social media instead of swimming in the ocean, going for a hike or playing catch with my dog? Because I was tired. Physically and emotionally exhausted.

The grasp these inexplicable animated creatures hold on cinema is insidious.

Based on the true story of Mykola Voronin, “Sniper” follows one man’s hellish transformation into a war hero.