This Washington Examiner series will explore the key policy and philosophical questions raised by the issue of legal immigration.

In an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent detailed President Donald Trump's strategy for tackling the economy in his second term.

The Newark International Airport has struggled with flight delays and cancellations as a result of failing technology and walk-outs of air traffic controllers.

Paparazzi are stalking the corridors of St. Peter's Square, swarming any cardinal bold enough to walk the streets in the days before the conclave.

If Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is any measure of how realistically we are taking artificial intelligence’s looming threats to humanity, the answer is: not realistically enough. For the past few years, AI ...

The Trump Organization is inking business deals in the Middle East just ahead of the Trump administration's visit out there. This is corrupt.

In 2010, the Obama administration opened the floodgates to government waste by changing the rules to allow 340B hospitals to include contract pharmacies and other provider types. Nonprofit hospitals ...

Golden’s district was one of just sixteen districts nationwide that backed Trump while voting a Democrat representative into office.

If President Donald Trump wants to leave a legacy of building, energy dominance, and renewed national strength, finishing the job on NEPA reform is essential.

By turning every issue into a case of female oppression, Democrats have pushed women to the left and men out of the party completely.

Successful immigration that strengthens a country has always relied on two principles: It must be legal, and it must be paired with assimilation.