Those aren't isolated headlines anymore. They show a pattern.  

It is absurd to still be counting all the mail-in ballots days and weeks after Election Day. We should know who won, day of.   

The SECURE Data Act and the GUARD Financial Data Act offer a potential solution to the lack of federal regulation of data brokers, but both bills leave significant gaps in protecting consumers from the misuse of their personal data.

The U.S. failed to "take Vienna" in the Iran conflict, resulting in an undeterred and belligerent Iran that has been awarded a vote in deciding the control of the most strategically important commercial chokepoint in the world.

Housing First, paired with clinical and social services and sustained federal investment in affordable housing, is the path to reducing homelessness.

Patients in every other wealthy country already get the medications they need at prices their governments negotiated on their behalf.

There are lessons to be learned from aviation security that apply to addressing the Ebola outbreak.  

Rep. Joe Morelle, a Democrat from upstate New York, is a workhorse who is preparing for the upcoming midterm election by protecting the outcome from partisan subversion and ensuring the House majority is determined by the Committee on House Administration.

The United States doesn’t need to build trust with Iran, it needs to build trust with everyone else. 

We must talk honestly about the compounding signs that the oldest-ever elected president is physically and mentally unfit for office.

The gambling business is familiar territory for Donald Trump and his family.

In his efforts to distance himself from the dollar and the United States, Lula has increased his dependence on China.

Customers don't resent higher prices nearly as much as they resent being nickel and dimed. 

The structural damage from the Commerce Clause era has not been repaired.

Pulte or no Pulte, renewal of Section 702 will be an uphill battle unless Republican leaders allow votes on genuine reform. 

The U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding pairs the nuclear and Lebanon tracks, creating a situation where Hezbollah's rejection of the U.S.-brokered Lebanon ceasefire could halt nuclear diplomacy, as Iran has engineered the situation to use regional pressure as leverage in negotiations.

In a democracy, candidates are entitled to compete. They're entitled to question procedures. They're entitled to await final results. What they're not entitled to do is treat disappointment as evidence of fraud.  

CBS News correspondent Scott Pelley is going after Bari Weiss after his firing from “60 Minutes,” lashing out during an interview with The New York Times in which he asserted that Weiss has no television experience and should not have her current job.  

The core flaw of Washington's approach is the tendency to isolate conflicts that are fundamentally linked.

When free speech is stifled, the search for truth necessarily suffers.