Where’s the beef? Thanks to Russian hackers, it’s ever closer to home
MURRYSVILLE, Pennsylvania — Elaine Noll is standing in front of the cherry white and blue stand for Billy’s Country Smokehouse at the local farmers market. Wrapped around…
MURRYSVILLE, Pennsylvania — Elaine Noll is standing in front of the cherry white and blue stand for Billy’s Country Smokehouse at the local farmers market. Wrapped around…
When former President Barack Obama campaigned against gay marriage in 2008, the majority of his party agreed with him. Traditional marriages between one man and one woman…
KYEV, Ukraine — Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba sat down with the Washington Examiner recently to discuss the challenges facing his country, including a desire to join…
In the Piazza Colonna in Rome, the Marcus Aurelius column juts proudly well over 100 feet into the air. Etched in relief and spiraling up the monument…
Standards requiring companies to report their greenhouse gas emissions and the risks they face from climate change appear all but inevitable. In recent months, calls for climate…
Terrell Harper does not like cops. Relly, as his friends call him, does like Asian people, though if you’ve heard of him only recently, you might think…
In 2002, Winsome Sears was elected to a single term in Virginia’s House of Delegates. Now, two decades later, the pugnacious Republican is back and convinced she…
Women won’t have equal rights, the argument goes, until they are just as likely as men to be forced to fight and die in war. That’s the…
While domestic leisure travel has been jump-started as the pandemic continues to wane, business travel is slowly but surely starting to reemerge from its lengthy hiatus —…
For a second time in just a few weeks, Republicans used the filibuster to block Democrats from bringing key legislation to the Senate floor, stalling the party’s…