Michael McKenna

About 70% of those surveyed in a recent Heatmap poll would rather not have a data center built or operated near their neighborhood.

Every five years, to celebrate their reign, Roman emperors sponsored a festival, usually consisting of gladiatorial fights, combat against ferocious animals, chariot races, boxing and theater.

We are about three months from the start of this year’s general election (early voting starts Sept. 18 in Minnesota and South Dakota), and it is probably a bit too early to make any informed predictions.

One of President Trump’s enduring strengths is that he is a relentless provider of content to media of every shape, size and ideology.

Each year, I question the value of celebrating Father’s Day.

In circles where people worry more about their net worth than salvation or the fate of the Yankees, big news this month was that Elon Musk either became or is about to become the world’s first trillionaire.

As we wander toward Independence Day, a lot of politicians will mention President Lincoln’s description of the United States as “the last, best hope for mankind.”

The unitary executive team had a pretty big win at the Supreme Court last week.

For successfully appealing to the better angels of the corporate hierarchy, we should be grateful to President Trump.

There has been a bit of a boomlet in concern from the usual suspects in academia, think tanks and the intelligentsia about the pending global depopulation.