“To save American democracy, Trump must hang,” Fresno State University Professor Lars Maischak wrote on his Twitter account in February. “The sooner and the higher, the better.”
Given the turmoil of the last few days, it's fortunate that the presidents of Egypt and the U.S. have begun to re-forge the strategic partnership that unraveled under Obama.
The Palm Sunday bombings of Coptic churches in Egypt are a tragedy for Egyptian Christians, the Middle East’s oldest and largest Christian community and for all Egyptians who oppose the Islamic State’s intolerance and terror.
Lost in the alt-left's extreme and ruthless opposition to President Trump is the fact that he's been very busy keeping his promises and checking off items on his agenda, one by one.
Here are the facts -- for liberals: Trump is more like you than he is like me, or Mike Pence or Mike Huckabee or anyone who turns your ideological stomach. Here’s why.
Late last month the Justice Department’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) released a 74-page report on how the department oversees asset forfeitures -- the practice in which law enforcement and government agencies seize property they believe was connected to a crime.
It’s happening right before our eyes. President Trump is busy changing the direction of America, while Democrats worry about the color of the curtains in the White House.
In a flash, President Trump’s missile strike on Syria conveyed America’s moral outrage over the slaughter of innocents and delivered a lethal warning to two-bit tyrants everywhere.
Here are the five takeaways that I believe are most important from Gorsuch’s nomination process and the impact this particular saga will have on the future of the senate.
Here are four reasons why American citizens—especially Evangelical conservatives—should consider Gorsuch’s confirmation a great victory and why he might be better even than Scalia, whose place on the bench he would take.