The U.S. economy undershot expectations and shrank 0.3 percent on an annualized basis during the first quarter of 2025, ...

As driverless trucks hit the roads in Texas, the interests of truckers—and the public—seem to be taking the back seat.

The conventional wisdom is that President Donald Trump is far more critical of Ukraine’s government than he is of Russia’s ...

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney, the former Bank of England governor who succeeded ousted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, ...

At least, that’s how the mainstream media have portrayed the Russia-Ukraine peace deal that the White House presented last ...

There is a large chasm between the Trump administration’s public narrative about the Iran nuclear talks and the true story ...

The secretary’s State Department reorganization plan is a significant step towards an America-First foreign policy.

On ABC’s This Week, Bessent described the American economy as a “barbell,” with a successful raw materials sector and a ...

Nothing has entered Gaza for more than 50 days. Charity kitchens are warning they are only days away from shuttering services ...

Trump now faces a choice: support a deal that contains Iran’s nuclear program with potential to unlock a lucrative market opportunity for U.S. companies, or risk war—prompting Iran to race for a bomb ...

The simple reading of Novak’s witticism is that tax cuts are and always will be the GOP’s top priority. A more cynical reader, however, might syllogistically conclude the GOP isn’t good for much else.

The Turkish question will continue to vex Europe, especially post-American retrenchment. Turkey is too big and too important geographically to keep out of European balance. It shows a growing appetite ...