Opinion & Reviews
Profile in Courage: Ecuadorians rally behind President Daniel Noboa's war on drug cartels and gangs
The South American nation is fighting against 50,000 cartel and gang members with a police force 58,000 strong
The South American nation is fighting against 50,000 cartel and gang members with a police force 58,000 strong
Dictatorships around the world are using artificial intelligence to censor and manipulate public opinion, creating concerns about the potential dangers of AI and its impact on democracy and human rights
The failed campaign cost the company $5 billion in market value in the last week alone
While more than 1.1 billion people worldwide have been lifted out of extreme poverty in the last 30 years, the opposite has occurred in Africa
With 27 votes against 12, the Republicans in the Florida Senate outnumbered their Democratic counterparts
That envy motivates support for redistribution should not surprise readers because those who fail to succeed in the marketplace often develop contempt for winners
After this new tragedy, President Biden, the mainstream media, and Democratic politicians once again blamed guns, not the aggressor
Soon enough, you realize how Professor Ferrer has given her main character all the room he needs to work without constraints. That is just how Democrats and their writers are fond of imagining Fidel
Hispanic voters continue to move the political right as the GOP welcomes a new cadre of dynamic, patriotic candidates, many of whom are young new to political office, and women
One Republican state lawmaker says that McDonald’s warned her that they may stop expanding in California or even abandon the Golden State entirely, if a current proposal becomes law
U.S. Rep. Mark Green of Tennessee explains the bipartisan 'nearshoring' legislation he is working on to help bring supply chains back from China by creating opportunities to relocate to Latin America and closer to the U.S.