The Constitution gives Congress responsibility to declare war. To someone who has been sent to war, that is not a procedural technicality.
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FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller ran into the World Trade Center and never left. To honor his memory, we're still running toward those in need.
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I knew from friends who had visited the 9/11 Memorial & Museum that it was a somber place. I wasn't prepared for how much it moved me.
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We cannot promise children a world without fear, grief or uncertainty. We can teach them that they do not have to face those feelings alone.
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Amid Trump's war on the media, Jimmy Kimmel throws another elbow at the FCC. ABC, Disney and journalists are fighting in court for First Amendment.
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For you MAGA fans hoping for a quick $5,000 check for your vote, do you really want to commit a federal crime for a promise Trump isn't going to keep?
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'I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot,' Trump said during his GOP midterm convention speech. Sadly, pretend is all Republicans have.
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As Trump headlines a first-ever GOP midterm convention in Dallas, vulnerable Michigan Republicans are making very different bets ahead of November.
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Three jurors explained why they wanted to acquit Lindsay Clancy. Their reasoning has little to do with facts – and everything to do with feelings.
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For college students, the rationalization of the killing of a Charlie Kirk or a Brian Thompson is now a litmus test of your movement bona fides.
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