Opinion

This may sound counterintuitive, but the shutdowns that greatly constricted physical contact with others actually boosted requests for facelifts and other cosmetic procedures.

We will need to grow renewables to win on climate change, and we need competitive electricity models to get there.

The Ben & Jerry's boycott, and Unilever's role in it, has ramifications under both U.S. federal and state laws.

The imbalance between the executive branch and Congress has made the Supreme Court the decider both of controversial social issues and complex policy disputes.

Looking at both where and when attacks against houses of worship and religious communities have happened in the past in west and central Africa is critical to making this year different than the last.

The end of this war was always going to be as murky as its logic. What have we been trying to do?

For the first time in 40 years, the House Labor and Health and Human Services Subcommittee approved a spending bill that doesn't include the Hyde Amendment.

Perhaps if we move beyond the both sides approach, and stop calling those we disagree with adversaries, we can build that free society we have been striving for since our founding.

The CRT debate is just one big distraction from a much more important conversation about the plight of those children who are failing.

Instead of taking the opportunity to reset U.S. relations with Iran, the Biden administration has mostly continued a course of aggression set by the last administration.