The one key reason U.S. economy has beaten predictions
There is one reason economic growth has beaten long-term predictions to date.
The fuse on America's debt bomb just got shorter
If you thought it was scary when the Treasury Department recently dropped a financial bomb, please sit down before you read on.
GOP candidates can't top Trump polling 'unless there's some sort of earthquake': Gerry Baker
The Wall Street Journal editor at large Gerry Baker explains how House Speaker Mike Johnson and Rep. Dean Phillips, D-Minn., have stepped into 'historical significant roles.'
Gen Z gets wake-up call on how the ‘real world’ works: 'Success isn't handed to you,' says young professional
After a Gen Z TikToker cried over her 9-to-5 job schedule being "crazy," Kaylee McGhee White reminds her young peers that "success isn't handed to you."
As UAW strike nears settlement, let's hope this one demand isn't met
If automakers agree to UAW's demand to drop the two-tiered wage system, it will put U.S. industry on perilous path of self-imposed decline. Ask China.
Israel, Iran might have to play a 'half-war game': Christian Whiton
Former U.S. Department of State official Christian Whiton says the Israel-Hamas conflict 'is looking at an open-ended occupation and operation.'
Treasury just dropped a financial bomb, but Bidenomics means the worst is yet to come
The Biden administration is promising more government spending and multi-trillion-dollar deficits forever.
Trump's core support is 'seemingly unbreakable' at this point: Joe Concha
FOX News contributor Joe Concha explains what's behind Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley's recent momentum in polls.
College campuses face an 'imbalance of perspectives' on Israel-Hamas conflict: Michael Korvyakov
Georgetown University student Michael Korvyakov on opposing blacklisting of pro-Palestine Harvard students and rising concerns around 'unsafe' antisemitism on campuses.
Hamas wants to 'rile up the Arab street': Jonathan Schanzer
Foundation for Defense of Democracy senior vice president of research Jonathan Schanzer explains why the U.S. should cut ties with Hamas 'enablers.'
Employers 'have a duty' not to hire anti-Israel students: Steven Solomon
University of California, Berkeley corporate law professor Steven Solomon explains how students have become 'divorced from reality.'
China is 'destabilizing the world': Gordon Chang
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses how the conflict in the Middle East could impact political decisions out of China.
Limiting credit card rates means credit won’t be everywhere you want to be
Limiting credit card rates means credit won’t be everywhere you want to be. Capping rates will mean banks and financial companies will restrict credit cards for less risk.
AMC CEO Adam Aron gets caught with his naked shorts down
Adam Aron, the CEO of AMC, claims he was the victim of an extortion scheme that likely could have come as a result of some decisions of questionable judgment on his part.
US 'must get moving' on the economic 'containment' of China: Jonathan DT Ward
Atlas Organization founder Jonathan D.T. Ward analyzes foreign relations between the world's emerging 'authoritarian' powers.
Harvard student groups have 'a broken moral compass': JJ Kimche
Harvard University Ph.D. candidate J.J. Kimche says no Jewish student should have to walk the campus 'in fear.'
4 reasons Gavin Newsom's new fast food law is a recipe for disaster
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed a bill that raises the minimum wage for fast food workers.
RFK Jr. isn't looking for 'minor league controversies': Tony Lyons
American Values 2024 co-chair Tony Lyons discusses how RFK Jr.'s Independent run will impact voters' decisions in the next presidential election.
San Diego's proposed migrant center is 'not popular at all': Bill Wells
El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells discusses his support for migrant work visas and provides updates on the border crisis' impact within California.
Creating transgender categories in sports ‘isn’t going to solve anything,’ ex-NCAA swimmer warns
Former NCAA swimmer Kaitlynn Wheeler argues transgender athletes don't want a separate gender division but would rather "invade" and "dominate" women's sports.