From repressive regimes to questionable selections, the Oscars' international feature category is a perennial source of controversy. But the obvious fix could actually make things worse.

The column, by editor at large Geoffrey Ingersoll, calls for “blood in the streets” in response to violence against conservatives.

The Denver Broncos dominated the Cincinnati Bengals, 28-3, on "Monday Night Football" as Bo Nix threw for 326 yards while Jake Browning struggled once again.

House Republicans acted responsibly to keep the federal government open by passing a clean continuing resolution. Now, as the federal funding deadline approaches this Tuesday, Senate Democrats are ...

Gaston and Mrs. Gaston had the good fortune last week to attend the soft opening of the new Texas Roadhouse for its friends and family feast.

As a person battling a disease, I am thrilled with the efforts of the “Make America Healthy Again” movement.

Forty-five years ago the value of free speech rights resonated soon after our group of American journalists landed at Havana’s Jose Marti Airport and began discussion with Cuban officials over ...

At the start of the season, any rational Florida State fan would have taken a 3-1 record at the end of September. Once they saw how it actually played out, they’re probably all feeling sick to their ...

A few things can be true at the same time about Northwestern's win over UCLA. The most important development was that David Braun's trust in his players wasn't misplaced.

This story is featured in OU Daily's Best of Norman Guide, which will be available in print beginning Sept. 30. Racks can be found around Norman and campus.

Named for the site where Lenape chiefs would meet to settle disputes, Shackamaxon, by The Inquirer's Daniel Pearson, offers viewpoints on the work of elected officials in Philadelphia and Harrisburg.

When it comes to carbon capture, Louisiana is positioned to lead, argues guest columnist and LABI President Will Green. But if the state drags its feet, it will lose out to other states.