It didn't take the release of Supreme Court's long-awaited abortion law re-do for outbursts of emotion to sweep across the United States: Abortion itself has been maddening the nation for decades.
The Switzerland-based Federation Internationale de Natation, the international governing body for swimming competitions, this week finally stood up for female swimmers.
Last week, House Republicans, led by Rep. Jim Banks, celebrated the creation of the American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce as a legitimate alternative to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Much has been said of former President Donald Trump, but seldom heard is that he is a poor judge of a deal.
When left-wing extremists vow to achieve their goals "by any means necessary," believe them.
There's broad agreement among the people who follow elections that the GOP will win back control of one or both houses of Congress in the next election. How many seats and from where are matters still subject to debate.
This week Sen. Marco Rubio sent a letter to the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security calling for the provisional arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
When the minuscule transgender lobby, powerful far beyond its estimated .003% of the population, says, "Jump!," liberal Democrats, academia and mainstream media dutifully ask, "How high?"
When there's a mass casualty event -- like the horrific shooting in Uvalde, Texas, its natural lawmakers want to act.
Dissipation of the COVID-19 pandemic has made face masks mostly a below-the-chin fashion accessory or back-pocket-stuffer.
Governing a nation that spans an entire continent is beyond difficult, and sadly, the failure of America's leaders to manage it ably is beyond question.
This week the unthinkable happened.
It is not quite clear why former Trump adviser Peter Navarro was arrested and jailed after being indicted for contempt of Congress.
President Joe Biden's "green" policies have put him over a barrel -- an oil barrel.
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