Marc Molinaro, the new head of the Federal Transit Administration for Donald Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, has struck a tremendous advance for government openness and transparency in ...

Of all the irresponsible, ill-conceived, short-sighted, counter-productive, cynical, philistine and downright dumb ideas I’ve heard in my time writing about Dallas, the prospect of razing City Hall ...

Judge says Greenpeace must pay $345 million in pipeline lawsuit, cutting jury amount nearly in half Republican senators strongly rebuke Trump's NATO troop withdrawal Dodgers make lineup changes for ...

Built to be the city’s transit crown jewel, it now serves only buses. Critics call it a boondoggle—planners call it a foundation. China tries to cover up toxic mining disaster: WSJ My Dad Was Gay — ...

As recently as a few years ago, it probably wouldn’t have been a big deal had the Baltimore Ravens announced Saturday that Lamar Jackson would miss Sunday’s game despite being listed as “probable” on ...

It was almost exactly a year ago, as Election Day 2024 approached, when House Speaker Mike Johnson unexpectedly targeted the Affordable Care Act, telling a Pennsylvania audience to expect “massive” ...

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Editor: Of all the sickening spectacles to which we have been subjected by the wannabe autocrat in the White House, it is hard to surpass his ongoing demolition of the 123 year-old East Wing to make ...

It’s been about 30 years since the Army welded a new Abrams tank, and it was going to be another decade until they built a new one, when the service sat down to hammer out the requirements for the ...

A CNN panelist exploded on House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) Wednesday night as Democrats and Republicans remained locked in a stalemate over ending the government shutdown. During a roundtable ...

I don’t know if there’s a “war” on pet stores, but the pet trade certainly has its casualties — the animals (“Mad War on Pet Stores,” John Stossel, PostOpinion, Oct. 13). Puppies and kittens sold in ...