Opinion

Does it make sense from a policy perspective to ignore why and how the carbon was created? 

While continuing effective tax incentives makes sense, it is long past time to do away with Carter-era subsidies.

It would be extremely unwise to blunt investment flows in our direction as the growth of our national debt is accelerating.

These handouts to industries are a waste of taxpayer resources and a drain on innovation.

Congress should take action to revise this bill to make it more inclusive and innovative.

Big is not always bad and in this instance, big is essential.

As we gather this week for another campaign debate, followed by still another in December, it’s vitally important to keep students— not institutions, and not the higher education system itself—at the center of the policy discussion.

Democrats should instead get out of the way and let free markets and consumers handle the task of putting an electric car in every garage – if that’s the avenue individuals choose.

If Sondland testifies truthfully, it will be perhaps the most damning testimony to date for Trump.

The DOJ's Inspector General may conclude in an upcoming report that former FBI officials knowingly lied to obtain top-secret surveillance warrants.

Now is his opportunity to break up the international sanctions coalition while the U.S. and Britain are riven by internal politics.

Xi has ensured that the Hong Kong protests do not seep across the border into China by vilifying the protesters in the eyes of their fellow, Mainland citizens.

Alcohol disorders have increased dramatically across most U.S. socio-demographic subgroups. 

While preventable and curable, TB remains the leading cause of death worldwide from an infectious disease. 

If America's wealthy shrugged off their business responsibilities, the economy would collapse and the country would sink into a depression.

What do every day black people want to hear about from our Democratic candidates?

Hiring more judges would be the simplest way to cut into the backlog of cases in the system.

Most of the aliens who file affirmative asylum applications don't have legitimate persecution claims.

It appears there was no vetting attached to the roles of Sondland and Giuliani in Ukraine, alongside a special envoy.

In considering the pardons, Trump seems to be listening to a small number of conservatives declaring that the pardons would be a defense of American service members.

Funding should follow students to the schools they choose, whether public or private, so that all families have options.

Proposed reforms to collegiate sports create other problems.

The US should ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which marks its 30th anniversary this week.

One study found that for every 10 risk orders issued, at least one suicide was prevented. 

To know what foreign powers are doing in America, Congress should pass the just-introduced Foreign Agents Registration Modernization Act.

The dizzying testimony this week still leaves unanswered the question of what constitutes impeachment.

What are our options in fighting an onslaught of AI-enabled synthetic media?

Most of the objections aren’t really about the technology; it’s about how it’s used, and who controls the data it develops.

Sadly, no information obtained from the enhanced interrogation program assisted in keeping the United States safe.