Even after years of practice slashing payrolls, most companies are still shockingly bad at it. In fact, it’s the frequency and volume of workforce cuts that seem to be making them even worse; normalizing the practice has ended up sucking the humanity right out of it.

The reason markets are not responding more to the 870-page bill is that they see it for what it is — just another in a very long line of very big bills that add to the debt but won’t break the economy, at least not soon.

Jet engines are among the most intricate machines ever devised, but a significant portion of the U.S. jet engine supply chain remains dependent on foreign sources and institutional knowledge in the aerospace industry is eroding.

Both parties have forgotten, or rejected, the advice of Thomas Jefferson, who wrote in 1808 “that great innovations should not be forced on a slender majority,” says columnist Ronald Brownstein.

The United States Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund isn’t widely known, but it should be, says Marine Corps veteran and Purple Heart recipient Kevin Rumley.

Our Revolution was a hard struggle, lasting until the Treaty of Paris in 1783. The war proved bloody along with lengthy.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s latest broadside against science, a decision to withdraw U.S. funding from the global vaccine alliance GAVI, may kill far more children than anything he has so far tried at home.

President Donald Trump has been making great progress in reducing a tremendous backlog of service-related injury or illness claims, but some veteran service organizations are being misleading about the administration’s efforts.

While Republicans and Democrats often have different ideas about where to start, some proposals transcend the partisan divide through sheer common sense. Ensuring our military service members have the tools, supplies and knowledge to repair their own equipment is one such proposal.

Warnings about U.S. troop reductions and calls for European independence have given way to something less radical: Washington wants Europe to spend more on defense, underneath a continued U.S. security umbrella. It’s a bad compromise.