Opinion

The bottom line on the jobs report is this: Don’t worry. Jobs are plentiful in a free country. It’s a perfect message.

First families change and executive pastry chefs retire, but the White House gingerbread house remains a favorite tradition.

We need to check the power of the president if we do not want to lose our liberties and freedoms.

Airports should take a hard look at their already ballooning budgets before Congress decides to impose yet another tax. 

A domestic terrorist label would help federal authorities to thwart Antifa’s plans to commit violence.

Trump certainly knows how to steal any show and, at the same time, get much of what he wants.

A bill seeks to overturn a decision to leave this issue to the states.

Policymakers do not have to choose between supporting traditional public schools and supporting high-performing charters. Improving public education in America will require both.

Students’ preparation, or lack thereof, for college concerns not only academic preparation.

In the US Congress, H.Res. 326 warns about the dangers of annexation and emphasizes the need for a two-state solution.

World leaders must focus on what really matters when it comes to this critical alliance.

Lately, Nadler has become the relative voice of reason among the majority on the House Judiciary Committee. 

The George Washington University Law School professor loves to dabble in impeachment law, and he has hovered on both sides of the issue.

Our privacy law should prohibit dangerous and abusive practices, without openings for exploitation and dilution.

Without federal preemption, the U.S. approach to data privacy may see its changes come from Sacramento rather than Washington.

Femicide, the killing of women and girls because of their gender, is the most extreme form of intimate partner violence. 

If we succeed, however, it could mean a more substantive change to the quality of life of American workers than we have seen in more than a half century. 

Their obvious improprieties created a level of widespread distrust in the FBI not previously seen.

The cartels’ business activity, involving Marxist regimes and know-how, is funding the perpetuation of Islamic terrorist movements.

If the polluter prevails in Montana smelter case, property owners and the environment will pay the price.

Even candidates who oppose a fracking ban agree that the United States should aim for net-zero emissions overall by 2050 or sooner. 

The good news is that, regardless of whether the outbreak is within our borders or not, the United States can make sure measles no longer robs children of their chance to thrive. 

There is no doubt that protecting people with pre-existing conditions has become an entrenched and broadly shared American value. 

The U.S. government’s treatment of immigrants in detention is a massive human rights violation.

The decision by the Supreme Court could have a devastating impact on the legal advocates community.

Congress should hold itself to the same standards it mandates for other parties.

The government should initiate a broad investigation of Chinese ICT imports under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.