OPINION

Taiwan is likely to shift further away from Beijing as a result of the developments in Hong Kong, no matter who wins the upcoming presidential election.

America's electorate is angry and fearful, sensing the people have lost control of the system. They're right.

It's true most politicians don't change positions in direct exchange for funding. But enormous campaign donation from private prison companies don't help.

By 2050, we will be using as much energy on AC as we are now using to power the United States, the EU and Japan—combined.

I believe Harvey Weinstein did not commit the crimes with which he's charged. My defense of him begins with a search for the facts. I caution everyone to reserve judgment. Remember that, in this nation, we are all innocent until proven guilty.

It doesn't matter whether you believe President Trump is a lying obstructionist. Or a victim of a politically charged prosecution. The two questions were about fundamental due process standards for all American citizens.

Democrats were once again left empty-handed after former special counsel Robert Mueller testified this week in front of two congressional committees—but that doesn't mean they'll stop fishing.

Before his confirmation this week, Mark Esper tried to deny the impact of the military service ban. "Whoever can meet the standards without special accommodations can serve," he said. "Transgender individuals may serve."

Brexit is exasperating for the majority of UK-based entrepreneurs. But perhaps the new economy will bring opportunities as well as challenges.

The congresswoman is responding to hate not just with grace, but with policy.

Ted Cruz and Bill Cassidy's push to declare a group responsible for zero deaths a terrorist organization is equal parts alarming and ludicrous.

Three months after my wife, Lori Gilbert-Kaye, was cut down by a gunman's bullets at our synagogue in Poway, California, I'm trying to understand the root cause of the atrocity—and stop it from ever happening again.