If you voted for Donald Trump last November because you believed he'd increase economic freedom, it's safe to say you were fooled. Following a reckless tariff barrage, the White House and its allies are preparing a new wave of tax-code gimmickry that has more in common with progressive social ...

When the Champion mine’s stamp mill closed, in November, 1967, its mill location in Freda was not the only community in the Copper Country to find the silence deafening. Two months before, on September 11, the last skip load of copper rock was hoisted from the Champion mine’s D shaft to ...

“And so it goes, but where it’s going, no one knows,” – Nick Lowe It was earlier than usual when I found my way to this secluded and serene pocket within these remote northern backwoods. I sat on a log, looking and probably feeling like a bird that had just slammed itself, face first, ...

Pretty much on a daily basis now, I find myself muttering or shouting, "If only Congress wasn't broken," or something to that effect. I'm happy to acknowledge that our problems have many causes. Still, here's my answer to the question "What is one thing you would do to solve — or just improve ...

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - "None of our business." That's not your uncle dodging a family feud. It's U.S. Vice President JD Vance casually summing up America's stance on nuclear-tipped tensions between India and Pakistan. Finally, a government official who knows how to mind his own business ...

The quick election of a pope born and raised in the United States was a shock to almost everyone outside the Sistine Chapel in Rome. Conclaves begin with secular and Catholic experts making a list of possible front-runners, and no one had Robert Prevost on their bingo card. For Americans, it ...