Disaster relief is one of the most sacred duties of the federal government. So why do we consistently see officials playing catch-up to the needs of the American people?
Project 2025—the playbook written by Trump appointees as a quick-start guide for his second term in office—threatens to dismantle the institutions that protect the nation in times of disaster
In all the regions where we have lower levels of immigration, Americans are doing the supposedly unwanted or unfillable jobs on the bottom of the economy.
Kamala Harris offers a vision that not only supports small businesses in the short-term but also lays the groundwork for long-term success and innovation.
In one month, Azerbaijan will host COP29, the world's annual climate summit, with a sense of optimism that a crucial international deal on climate finance is within reach.
Elon Musk looms gargantuan over our world. He has life-sized rockets and cars for his playthings. Every word he has to say—even if it's Russian propaganda—is heard by tens of millions.
Since the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision, American politics have been flooded by a tsunami of spending by a dizzying array of organizations.
As president, Donald Trump displayed his commitment to strengthening American leadership in artificial intelligence (AI), recognizing its importance for the economy and national security.
To workers, startup founders, and others navigating the profound implications of this evolving class of technology, Donald Trump's message is, "You're on your own."
China has stolen U.S. technology, maintained market restrictions, and ramped up state subsidies including through initiatives to dominate the 21st-century economy.
No matter how deep Hezbollah's bench is, the killing of its top leader Hassan Nasrallah following an Israeli airstrike against the southern suburbs of Beirut is a devastating blow to the organization.
Americans want real and common sense solutions on immigration instead of cynical obstruction, ugly lies, and mass deportations of long-settled immigrants. The contrasts, and stakes, are clear and consequential.
Is the Presidential election already over? Well...not exactly. Not yet. But there's now a real argument that sometime last week, former President Donald Trump got mathematically cooked.
RFK Jr. may have dropped out of the presidential race, but that by no means should lead to the conclusion third party candidates won't impact the outcome in November.
The GOP nominee and former president, Donald Trump, and his fellow Republicans started off this cycle with an enormous advantage on the economy and in about six short months have managed to blow it.
America and Israel were more prosperous, Jewish students felt safer on college campuses, and peace was being forged in the Middle East just four short years ago.
What many find egregious following former President Donald Trump's Israeli American Council (IAC) speech is the silence by too many Republicans who enable his bigotry and fail to address extremism on the right.
