The Hill Opinion

Nine months after Alex Pretti was shot and killed by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, his parents are still demanding answers. His parents held a press conference yesterday. Here’s his mother, Susan Pretti: “The Federal government went on TV and lied about Alex. They tried to slander his memory to cover up their crime. ...We...

This is what happens when you live in a one-party state: rule by the far left

As the midterm elections approach, House leadership must decide whether to reauthorize the bipartisan Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party to avoid stalling progress on semiconductor export controls.

Rep. Julia Letlow introduced the Know Your Risk Act to direct the Department of Health and Human Services to create a universal breast cancer risk assessment tool.

An extensive report by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has confirmed that major U.S. banks engaged in widespread politicized debanking of individuals and businesses due to their religious, social, or political views.

Software can fix a lot of this — if lawmakers let it.

Some will say early voting is a convenience, not a right. I would answer this way: The right to vote is only as strong as the ability to exercise it.

Over the past few years, politics has increasingly shaped these determinants, often in not so favorable ways.

Will pollsters or the prediction markets provide the most accurate forecasts in the midterms?

With rising gas and cost-of-living prices, war in Iran, corruption in the White House, AI's threat to the job market and energy-guzzling data centers warming the planet, Americans may well be on the cusp of demanding radical change.

The leftward shift of America’s Arab voters is undeniable, and almost all of it is driven by Republicans’ overt hostility.

The relationship with Brazil will require a twofold effort: to contain Chinese expansion and to negotiate with an awkward, unreliable — yet inevitably necessary — partner. 

As Ukraine prepares for another winter under Russian attacks, its energy strategy is undergoing a fundamental transformation.

California can end this argument without proving that anyone cheated. It has to lock the ballots, verify the rolls and publish the results of both.

Journalist Charbel A. Antoun argues that President Trump's Iran pause lacks measurable diplomatic goals regarding uranium accounting, inspection access, and shipping protocols, potentially serving as a mere calendar delay rather than true diplomacy.

Political campaigns are supposed to be tough, but we have to draw a line between challenging an opponent’s record and weaponizing someone’s traumatic childhood.  

A new political ad put out by Cenk Uygur’s Rebellion PAC really rubs me the wrong way

Rep. Mark Takano criticized President Donald Trump for suggesting that the settlement of Camp Lejeune veterans' toxic exposure claims could depend on the outcome of the midterm elections.

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments in Viramontes v. Cook County regarding the constitutionality of state and local bans on AR-15 semiautomatic rifles.

Ohio Republican gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy faced widespread condemnation from both Democrats and fellow Republicans for releasing a television advertisement featuring the mother of Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton, a move that critics compared to the unethical tactics of Sen. Joseph McCarthy.