Harvard economist Roland Fryer argues that fear of giving offense hinders scientific progress. Photo: Free to Choose Network ...

Gloucester High School students got a lesson in democracy Tuesday during a school-wide mock election held by the Social ...

Gloucester High School students got a lesson in democracy Tuesday during a school-wide mock election held by the Social ...

The most extreme accusations Democrats and Republicans hurl at one another today would be familiar to the Founding Fathers. In fact, the election of 1800 ...

The comedian-to-campaign-influencer pipeline has muddled the genre.

Gloucester High School students got a lesson in democracy Tuesday during a school-wide mock election held by the Social ...

Six months ago, John Mannion released a TV ad in the 22nd ... a candidate in the Republican primary touting his status as a "political outsider." After Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act ...

Despite our differences, we have repeatedly proved that, when unified in a great effort, we as a people can triumph over many a fierce foe.

The first task of government ... in any realistic comparative historical terms, things look pretty good. Pictured is Hardware ...

Trump had begun taking steps to root out government employees deemed insufficiently loyal during the final year of his first term, an effort led by his onetime body-man John McEntee; now ...

John Lujan narrowly defeated challenger ... Edward McKinley reports on Texas state government and politics from the Hearst Bureau in Austin for the Houston Chronicle and the San Antonio Express ...

“The difference between the presidential race and the Senate race, I think, is just a comparative acceptability of the two candidates in each race,” posited Cal Jillson, a Texas politics expert ...