Opinion

Five million older adults sought medical attention for medication side effects last year.

It can be said for now that Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) — should he make it to the general election — will have a difficult time explaining to the American electorate why they deserve to have their small businesses and good-paying jobs regulated out of existence.

China has an extensive track record of influence operations and election meddling in other countries.

Algorithms used by governments need oversight — and it is nowhere to be found.

Government officials must inform consumers on how social media is used to censor and misinform.

The Challenger disaster led to shock and no little amount of soul-searching.

Senate Republicans won’t convict Trump — because they need his voters to win their elections.

This is yet one more Republican whom the president and his friends easily can redefine as a disgruntled former employee. 

There are less dangerous and expensive alternatives to arrest and isolating intoxicated people in jail sobering cells.

Like him or loathe him, he is presumed innocent until proven guilty, under our justice system. He has not been convicted of any crime, and is not charged with any violent offenses. 

As we pass the third anniversary of the "Muslim ban," President Trump has said he plans to expand the ban’s reach.

If there is a crisis, it is not in asylum seekers arriving, it is in how we are treating these men, women, and children.

The self-proclaimed 'woke' left uses public shame to stop private industries with which they disagree from obtaining capital.

Ironically, a recession and financial crisis may be more likely if the Fed actually attains its 2 percent target than if it doesn’t.

Sanders’ vision may seem like a radical agenda — because it is.

Voters who cast a ballot in this special election will provide the first concrete evidence of which way the wind is blowing in the United States’ most important November 2020 state legislative battle.

America must invest in defense systems to protect critical interests.

American missile defense networks — while undoubtedly the most sophisticated on earth — are still not sufficient to protect the homeland and assets abroad.

Far too many Americans don’t realize that torture is what drives thousands to become refugees or asylum seekers.

China initially covered up the severity of the pandemic, likely worsening the impact of the virus far beyond China’s borders.

If elite sport is a metaphor for life’s many battles, then Bryant was its warrior king with his indomitable will.

The progressive Bill Maher sat down with the pragmatic Megyn Kelly on Friday. They share a talent you can't teach: Authenticity.

Congress needs to rein in the agency from interfering with normal farming and ranching activities.

This moment is an essential opportunity for the federal government to demonstrate that they are listening to the Puerto Rican civil society.

The Iranian regime is nervous.

Calling out genocide for what it is, and, crucially, attempting to prevent it from continuing are important steps for international law and atrocity prevention. 

Why are we having a trial, if it’s seemingly rigged? Why are we having a trial if the outcome is predetermined?

Like many average Americans, even some news reporters covering the trial find it boring and have not been watching it.

With student loan debt at $1.5 trillion, the time has come for a thorough examination of indirect costs of attendance.

The justices today hear arguments over bigotry in many state constitutions that limits parents’ ability to tailor education for their children.