Hardly a day goes by without President Donald Trump boasting about the record tariff revenue the US government has been collecting since he ratcheted up taxes on almost every imported good.

This 1999 animated sci-fi war film serves as a cautionary tale about violence and the hope that can come from understanding.

"I refuse to give up my right to celebrate the country of my birth, which I love, because of some wanna be dictators..." ...

Sambo “Bo” Dul is battle ready as she steps in to co-lead the election and public law practice at Coppersmith Brockelman ...

Simply claiming to be for the people does not make a government democratic. As Lincoln taught us in his Gettysburg Address, it must also be of and by these people.

He was right—though just 15,000 people are thought to have heard Lincoln speak that day, the address has since become a touchstone of American rhetoric.

Does an enterprise losing $2 trillion a year need to be spending tax dollars on such supposed necessities as promoting ...

The practical difficulties of whole states or regions seceding are immense. People quickly will say this was settled in 1865, and add that the military power of the U.S. would prevent it.

“The difference [from the government] is these people will be chosen for a specific task,” Feinstein said. “They’re not running to be re-elected; they’re not raising campaign funds.

Days after he sent letters instructing top pharmaceutical manufacturers to use a “most favored nation” pricing model for ...

Government of the People By Terry Roberts — October 02, 2007 4 min read Terry Roberts Terry Roberts is the director of the National Paideia Center, in Chapel Hill, N.C.

MICHAEL KAGAN, a law professor, on U.S. efforts to deport foreign students who espoused pro-Palestinian views under a little-used policy provision.