It’s become glib and fashionable to lament the year 2020, suggesting that our current circumstances couldn’t get much worse. I’ve certainly been guilty of such narrow-minded thinking from time to time, but I’m actually thankful we’re living in 2020 and not 100 years ago.
Will traditional liberals go along with the left, which seeks to silence conservatives? Or will liberals choose instead to engage in open conversation with conservatives, preserving freedom of thought and discussion?
The United States has turned into the Divided States, splitting us along many lines. So much of our political debate tells us that someone, someplace, is taking something from us — and many people blame immigrants for many of our problems.
President Trump hurts the American people when he acts to deprive drug companies of earnings they need to develop new drugs and treatments. And he presents no evidence for his claim that drug companies delayed announcing progress on coronavirus vaccines to hurt his reelection chances.
New York City's Blasio’s decision to close city schools again this week shows a shocking ignorance of the hardships he’s piling onto the families he was elected to serve.
For the past two weeks, I, along with my colleague Butch Hanna, have traveled over 2,000 miles with an Engelman Spruce tree in tow, as we work to deliver the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree to Washington.
House Democrats, who lost seats in this month's election, must ask themselves what they need to do to survive as a majority when the historic precedents indicate they will have a disastrous 2022.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has consistently demonstrated more ego and outright arrogance than common sense.
On Thursday, Rudy Giuliani and a number of the president's other lawyers held a press conference on the topic of voter fraud. If you didn't actually see it, you've probably heard about it by now.
Holiday celebrations are a time of being thankful and spending time with family and friends. But sadly, new cases of COVID-19 are rising. So officials are once again calling for measures they believe will help combat the spread of the coronavirus.
Governors claiming they want to rid the land of the COVID-19 have interfered with freedoms without due process that are guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. By doing that, they have set themselves up for criminal prosecutions when normalcy returns.
As a Marine, I deployed to not one, but two foreign wars. For that, people will almost universally call me a patriot. But I see patriotism differently.