For Biden, Harris, Swalwell, and their comrades, bellowing about Republicans killing democracy is easier and more fun than conceding that Democrats, not the GOP, have battered America’s democratic norms and institutions non-stop since at least 2016.
Banking on millennial ignorance, radical progressives are trying to convince Americans, especially young Americans, that socialism is the solution to America’s socio-economic problems.
On my very first day in medical school, the dean gave a lecture on serendipity and scientific discovery, highlighting Penicillin as the most famous example of a scientist stumbling upon a discovery he hadn’t originally intended to make.
Pastor Corey Brooks is joined by a former mentee, Brian Alexander, to discuss the young man's decision to move back to the South Side and dedicate his time to help others in the community
In his campaign, Biden’s closing message centered on his ability to lead us through and out of this pandemic, yet more than half of Americans now say they disapprove of his handling of the pandemic.
The Biden administration spent their first year in office overreaching into every aspect of American life, the most dangerous of which is its unconstitutional vaccine mandate for private businesses.
Tucker Carlson asks why American leadership and the liberal media is obsessed with the January 6 riots, and why certain figures have yet to be investigated.
Imagine being a second grader in a major city right now. If you entered kindergarten during the 2019-20 school year, COVID first closed your school in March, potentially offering "remote learning."
I recently shared the same experience as millions of other Americans: despite being vaccinated, a loved one with underlying health care conditions caught the COVID omicron variant. It was a hopeless situation.
Pastor Corey Brooks and Brooklyn-based Pastor Gil Monrose discuss the importance of faith when uplifting impoverished, gang-infested areas such as the South Side of Chicago.
Suddenly, we are obsessed with testing—again. But asymptomatic, vaccinated people do not need to stand in the frigid cold, hour-long lines to test. And they do not need to quarantine if exposed to COVID.
There is a stark divide among Americans’ opinion on how to respond to COVID-19. Conservatives want to get on with their lives while liberals continue to see the pandemic as a significant crisis.
In the 2022 midterms, Republicans can capitalize on the public’s growing disgust with race-focused policies which reverse our civil rights progress and produce new-age discrimination.
President Joe Biden got it right when he said on Tuesday, "We can keep our K-through-12 schools open, and that’s exactly what we should be doing." But that didn't prevent the Chicago Teachers Union from illegally going on strike.
Not unlike the Israelites wandering 40 years in the desert, denizens of New York City have suffered eight years under the awful, incompetent, horrendous leadership of our, thankfully, former mayor Bill de Blasio. In fairness, we did elect him, somehow twice, and yet, there is a palpable sense of relief among the people of the 5 boroughs that the New Years Eve swearing in of our new mayor Eric Adams might be a return to the promised land.
A growing share of Americans—three in 10—identify as "none." Or, none of the above when asked about their religious affiliation. Houses of worship are emptying, and those still left in the pews probably expect their spiritual shepherds to welcome more prayer, not less.