Breaking news today, a federal judge in Brooklyn ruled that the U.S. Justice Department cannot force Apple to provide the FBI with access to locked iPhone data in a routine Brooklyn […]
Presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio, fresh off last night’s debate where he clearly rattled opponent Donald Trump, today turned the tables on Trump, a former reality TV show star and humor expert. Trump […]
Senators are expected to vote tomorrow on a bill that would raise the minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10, a well-intentioned though economically irrational policy change that few Democrats realize […]
After a disappointing fourth-place showing in South Carolina’s primary, tonight Jeb Bush honorably bowed out from the presidential race, leaving room for Sen. Marco Rubio, a candidate who is more […]
Oz Sultan is a rarity, a Muslim-American in Harlem who is also a committed Republican activist. While 78 percent of American Muslims voted for Republican George W. Bush in 2000, today, […]
An exciting documentary series recently launched by Mic, the Millennial news and cultural platform, tells the story of unsung heroes working in marginalized communities on the front lines of poverty […]
Time magazine correspondent and author Jay Newton-Small talks with Opportunity Lives about how the Republican Party can reject Democrats’ false “war on women” narrative and broaden their appeal to female […]
At the Conservative Political Action Conference, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker dinged President Obama for his economic policies. “We have a president who thinks we grow America by growing Washington,” Scott […]
Ted Cruz and Carly Fiorina set the record straight on the “women earn 77 cents for every dollar” issue. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Republican candidates on last night’s main […]
Though Silicon Valley’s highly competitive and innovative, it’s missing a huge arbitrage opportunity: communities of color. Contrary to what one fellow Forbes contributor recently argued, there is a diversity problem […]