Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson offers Americans an alternative to Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton. But is he a good alternative?
Katie Couric has produced a "documentary" in which she creatively edited the video to make Second Amendment activists look dumbfounded by her question.
Bill Clinton is basking in praise from a surprising source — his former prosecutor Ken Starr.
Chinese communists target Christian crosses, leading to predictions that a new, more intense wave of persecution against Christians is coming to the world's most populous nation.
It seems that almost everyone likes the Redskins mascot, except those on the Left.
The wife of Senator Bernie Sanders is facing legal questions following the demise of Vermont's Burlington College, which she led as president.
A recent case rejected for consideration by the Supreme Court illustrates why the Senate should stand firm, and take no action on the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland.
A federal judge has handed ObamaCare a defeat, and a victory to the concept of separation of powers.
Christians are under increasing attack for their faith, but they did win a recent victory for religious liberty in Oklahoma.
The false information put out by the Obama White House concerning the Iran nuclear deal raises the larger question: Should we trust presidents so much in foreign affairs?
John Birch Society speaker James Fitzgerald is traveling American pleading with Americans to "Support Your Local Police — and Keep Them Independent!"
British Prime Minister David Cameron, desperate to win the upcoming June referendum on whether to leave the European Union, has resorted to the doomsday scenario, arguing that such an exit would lead to a world war.
Regardless of what Speaker Paul Ryan's motivation is, he has raised a very important issue — the growth of presidential power.
Now that he apparently has secured the nomination, Donald Trump has joined with Democrat rivals Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in supporting an increase in the minimum wage.
The lawsuit of an Army Captain challenges the assertion by the president that he can make war on his own, without congressional approval.