December 12 is the second anniversary of the adoption of the Paris Climate Agreement, making this a fitting occasion to restate the obvious: remaining in the treaty endangers the U.S. economy, the Constitution’s treaty process, and the nation’s political independence.
Parents would have more power to choose the K-12 education that best meets the specific needs of their children if an amendment to tax legislation recently approved by the Senate becomes law.
Today’s terror attack in New York City is another reminder that the threats we face from Islamist terrorists are real and can bring serious harm to our homeland.
Listen to the mainstream media and President Trump’s national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, and you would conclude that war on the Korean Peninsula is imminent, right?
I will never know the full pain and trauma of the Silence Breakers or others who have been victims of sexual misconduct. But I know all too well the domino effect this can create.
The social justice warriors in charge of the College at Brockport in New York are urging holiday decorators to deck their halls and don their gay apparel with a flair for cultural sensitivity and inclusion.