Is Twitter making you dumber? A new study suggests yes

Research finds high school students that used Twitter as a studying tool performed worse than average on exams.

Marc Thiessen: Mueller’s report says it best — No need for him to say more

Like with a verbal Rorschach test, critics are now reading between the lines to hear what they wanted to hear from Mueller’s news conference.

Tucker Carlson: Corporations, not voters, are in charge now and want to boss you around for the activist left

Tucker Carlson: Tyranny of a ‘woke’ capital is real and terrifying.

Karl Rove: Five things that will happen if House Dems move to impeach Trump

President Trump and his defenders can successfully attack former Special Counsel Robert Mueller or congressional Democrats on impeachment – but not both. The independent voters who will decide the 2020 election don’t have time for multiple sets of arguments.

Daniel Turner: The real Russian ‘conspiracy’ is happening in the energy sector

The working-class left should be outraged that potential American jobs in energy production and transportation have been outsourced.

Elaine Parker: This economy is a gift to all Americans

Some believe that President Trump’s economic reforms are only benefiting the country’s “one percent.” But in reality, the pro-growth policy agenda being pursued by the current administration is helping the Americans who need it most.

Brandon Judd: Why Trump’s tariffs on Mexico are needed to cut illegal immigration

President Trump sent a message of strength and leadership Thursday night when he announced he will impose escalating tariffs on Mexico in a bold move to halt the flow of illegal immigrants and protect our national security.

The Latest: Murky waters impair recovery of boat in Hungary

The Latest on rescue efforts following the capsizing of a boat in Budapest (all times local): 12:20 p.m. Hungary’s foreign minister says underwater visibility at the site in the Danube River where the sunken tour boat is located is “practically zero,” complicating efforts to salvage the wreck.

Expert: Assange showed symptoms of ‘psychological torture’

An independent expert for the U.N.-backed Human Rights Council who visited Julian Assange in a London prison says the WikiLeaks founder “showed all symptoms typical for prolonged exposure to psychological torture.”

India’s new government signals Hindu and India-first goals

India’s newly sworn-in Prime Minister Narendra Modi named a Cabinet on Friday, handing the powerful home affairs portfolio to the president of his Hindu nationalist party credited with delivering him a thunderous reelection and appointing a former diplomat to signal the government’s focus on foreign policy.