Opinion

And two enormously important public figures have entered the debate.

If the metaverse is to unleash the internet's full potential, we need global rules that many stakeholders could enforce.

Republicans’ 2017 tax reform law did exactly what was promised: It lowered taxes for all income groups.

Lawmakers could end restrictions that stand in the way of efficient infrastructure building if they possessed the will to do so.

Unless we can stop Biden’s ineptitude, and perhaps purposeful quest to destroy American small business growth, our future is clear.

For Democrats, the question is simple: are you willing to cut services and hurt families in your own state to appease Pelosi and conform with her tyrannical House? The answer should be easy: “No.” 

Water — or rather, the lack of it in China — may be the factor that pushes U.S. supply chains over the edge.

 Venezuela vents or flares approximately 2.7 billion cubic feet of natural gas every day.

Americans want lawmakers to do their jobs, get to work, grow up — and get off of Twitter.  

Paid leave has broad and bipartisan public support, including in West Virginia.

Our government’s ignorance — or ignoring — of drug addiction, a critical problem, shows a clear dereliction of duties.

Here are four questions to which the committee should demand answers at the hearing.

Rethinking this standard is long overdue and could lead to hospitals making more meaningful contributions to their communities, both as healthcare providers and socioeconomic drivers.

One recent poll found that more than four in 10 Americans had received treatment or advice via telehealth “in the past few months,” and of those, more than eight in 10 expressed satisfaction with the experience. 

The select committee is showing us a vital aspect of how our constitutional system and the rule of law are meant to function.

While defending abortion as a “liberty interest,” efforts to explore the actual basis for Roe v. Wade were largely brushed aside.

It is unclear why the review was completed before the release of a Biden administration National Defense Strategy.

To a considerable degree, today’s debates about foreign policy in general and Russia in particular are being shaped by ideas that were born in the unique circumstances of earlier world orders.

It’s time to confirm President Biden’s ambassadors-designate to ensure the full complement of diplomatic presence, especially in those countries most lured by and vulnerable to China’s unchecked rise.

Experts and decision makers need to be clear-eyed about Putin’s Russia as it is — not as they want it to be.

Rather than trying to Build Back Better Big Labor, Joe Biden would be better off addressing Americans’ main concerns, which include inflation and labor shortages.  

Workers have seen the kill-the-OSHA-regulation movie before, and it didn’t end well. 

It is unconscionable that access to early childhood education remains an option only for those who can afford it.

Around the country, riled-up parents are storming normally soporific school board meetings and targeting members for online abuse and threats.

Business leaders need to step up and make the investments needed to protect their systems and workplaces from digital threats.

Tech companies must monitor platforms for intimidation, and the West needs a unified vision for digital rights and digital democratic governance. 

For this long-deceased victim of racism, McCarthyism and the prevalent sexism of U.S. nationality law, it is time that the U.S. grant her a measure of justice she was always denied in the country she did not abandon but which largely abandoned her.

Too many of us whites cheer for great Black players, salve our conscience, talk about all the progress — and wonder why there are grievances.

A New York City Council action could allow illegal immigrants to jump ahead of those who have prepared to become citizens.

To be talking about a legalization program without border security is ludicrous.