The Department of the Interior and Secretary Haaland have a responsibility to ensure Native people are safe and prosperous in their ancestral homelands.
What do Republicans like Rep. Jim Jordan say now that it turns out that this "Democratic conspiracy" has prosecuted more prominent Democrats than Republicans?
Reportedly, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic nominee for vice president, is nervous about the VP debate tonight. But really, the one who should be nervous is Sen. J.D. Vance.
Donald Trump's bizarre statements likening North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson to Martin Luther King offer a window into the former president's character.
People often think of Canadians as overly polite, and as a people with a predilection for saying "sorry" too much. But what about Canadian-grown terrorism, extremism, or antisemitism?
Vote Trump, and you will see a mass exodus of manufacturing from China to Pennsylvania, from South Korea to North Carolina, and from Germany to Georgia.
Is the Presidential election already over? Well...not exactly. Not yet. But there's now a real argument that sometime last week, former President Donald Trump got mathematically cooked.
The GOP nominee and former president, Donald Trump, and his fellow Republicans started off this cycle with an enormous advantage on the economy and in about six short months have managed to blow it.
Much of the media coverage and official reaction about Israel's killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has fixated reflexively on fears of "escalation."
Death penalty advocates say it represents justice. But they are simply describing the feelings humans have when they see pain inflicted on someone they believe deserves it.
No matter how deep Hezbollah's bench is, the killing of its top leader Hassan Nasrallah following an Israeli airstrike against the southern suburbs of Beirut is a devastating blow to the organization.
RFK Jr. may have dropped out of the presidential race, but that by no means should lead to the conclusion third party candidates won't impact the outcome in November.
Hezbollah's support for corrupt regimes in Yemen, Syria, and Iran has had a much stronger impact on the Arab masses than Hezbollah's attacks on Israel.
