A plea from Iraqi Christians.

We’ll celebrate worker freedom today, and every day.

In both the U.K. and the U.S., governments are harassing pro-lifers and abortion advocates are becoming more radical.

An attempt to outline how the online world skews our perception of reality is unhelpfully partisan in its blame-casting.

The Biden–Harris administration’s failure to keep illegal immigration in check makes life harder for the kinds of immigrants America needs to attract.

Monday Morning Meme Madness

When Nate Silver Acknowledges the Obvious – Trump Is Still The Favorite

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Millions of sports fans tuning in to see U.S. Open tennis, a key National League East baseball game and one of the marquee matchups of college football's opening weekend got an unwanted surprise Sunday night.

A five-member panel of Brazil's Supreme Court will vote on Monday whether to uphold Justice Alexandre de Moraes' ruling to shut down social media platform X in the country.