Harvard economist Roland Fryer argues that the solution to media bias starts with our own choices about the media we consume.

The President-elect sides with the longshoremen’s union instead of all workers.

The Supreme Court takes up a challenge to the EPA’s damaging emissions waiver for the Golden State.

Conspiracy theories fly and public anger builds when Americans don’t believe their government.

In a polarized country and crowded market, partisan coverage allows outlets to differentiate themselves.

Since Justice Alito asked, here’s how the U.K. treats ‘trans’ kids.

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The Battle of the Bulge isn’t as venerated as Iwo Jima or the Normandy landings, but it was the bloodiest battle the U.S.

The movie was too long, with too much computer enhancement and DEI.

Christmas came early for small business this year, courtesy of a Texas federal court. Judge Amos Mazzant, an appointee of ...

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen made waves last month when he told podcaster Joe Rogan he’s aware of 30 tech entrepreneurs ...

Air strikes take out strategic military assets.