Did regulators kill fun playgrounds? Or did we?

Parents already have at their disposal a wide array of tools on the market that can help with guiding their kids online.

When American progressives invoke Scandinavia, they almost always get it wrong.

allowing political staffers to wager on campaign results isn’t corrupt — it’s maximizing the utility that prediction markets were supposed to provide in the first place

As it stands, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, introduced by Sens. Tim Scott (R-SC) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), is the most serious attempt to address partisan divisions on homeownership.

While speaking to the press about the two-week ceasefire in Iran, Caine quipped that U.S. forces enacting Operation Epic Fury had consumed over six million meals, 950,000 gallons of coffee, two million energy drinks and “a lot of nicotine.”

Tolkien’s monarchist vision of the good is something of a modern fixation amongst conservative Catholics

"Frieren" is polarizing because the show's central claim is that demons cannot coexist with other species.

Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth offered Scouting America an ultimatum.

There is no doubt the plaintiff feels wronged as part of a generation that was raised on devices and allowed into social media networks as early as 12.

There’s no getting around the land use concerns or the eye sores, but what tech firms can do is contribute to better living for the people for whom data is a part of daily life.

If NYC is the financial center of planet earth and the hub of global capitalism, defined by the lions of industry, entrepreneurship, and wealth creation, then truly the “Pride Lands” have fallen. The hyenas are in charge. 

Prasad and the now-ousted Tidmarsh are aligned in their disinterest in a robust, accelerated approval pipeline for new treatments. Tidmarsh was hired by the FDA the same month it revamped its denial process under the guise of “radical transparency.”

This scandal is less about gambling and more about human nature — about greed, self-destruction, and the moral rot that wealth alone can’t fix. The Supreme Court’s decision to legalize small wagers didn’t make multimillionaires betray their sport for a few illegal dollars. They did that on their own.

Claims that legalization leads to runaway debt or bankruptcy spikes are not borne out by the data, which show minimal changes in financial health indicators like credit scores and loan delinquency. 

Anti-alcohol advocates have been quick to frame this as a “win” for the beverage lobby, but the truth is more neutral for the industry. Consumers want guidance that defers to the judgment of the individual adult based on their unique health concerns. 

“The deadline for Trump to follow the law passed 135 days ago. It is shocking that a bipartisan-backed law, signed by the former president and upheld by the Supreme Court, is being treated like a mere suggestion by the White House,” said Stephen Kent of Consumer Choice Center

Enforcing “Made in America” standards is necessary to protect consumers, according to Stephen Kent, media director of free market advocacy group Consumer Choice Center

This move, unthinkable for a Republican administration two decades ago, assumes that America can have the world’s most innovative pharmaceutical sector and also ask “Big Pharma” to forgo the billions in profits they reinvest back into research and development. It’s a fantasy.