Too many 'progressives' would rather take out Trump than stop socialists from burning down the republic. Now that's stupid.
The republic Benjamin Franklin wondered if we could keep is in trouble. Big trouble.
Too many 'progressives' would rather take out Trump than stop socialists from burning down the republic. Now that's stupid.
The republic Benjamin Franklin wondered if we could keep is in trouble. Big trouble.
Virginia voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment that will allow abortion on demand, at any point in a pregnancy, for any or no reason at all in Tuesday's election.
America's ever-expanding early voting period has rendered late endorsements all but moot.
Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens' surprise endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over DSA Democrat Abdul El-Sayed for Michigan's U.S.
The St. Mary v. Roy case presents SCOTUS with the opportunity to continue a broad course correction in religious liberty jurisprudence.
The NIH awarded millions of dollars in grants for studies seemingly designed to reach a particular conclusion pushing puberty blockers.
Indiana Hoosiers wide receiver Charlie Becker had a stunning performance in his team's comeback overtime victory against the Minnesota Golden Gophers on Saturday. But rather than take the glory for
Abdul El-Sayed has appeared at a number of the mosques and institutions listed.
At more than 30 Islamist institutions in Michigan, speakers demonized America, prayed for jihad, called for the death of Jews, or made other extremist and
Noncitizen voting is so 'rare' that The New York Times dedicated an entire piece to covering noncitizens who illegally voted.
Kurt Schlichter's latest novel, 'American Warlord,' asks the difficult questions about what happens when politics breaks down.
A $15 billion wound-care billing loophole finally got closed, but Medicaid programs still aren't flagging their riskiest providers.
Like many aspects of American life, little league baseball is suffering. Saving America, in a small way, means saving little league.
More than a year after the Nebraska law went into effect, there is no evidence of any kind that strangers are forcing children to show them their genitals so they can play youth sports.
