While Obama's expulsion of 35 Russian intelligence operatives, and the sanctioning of five Russian entities and four individuals, may appear to be a foreign relations move, one can safely conclude that his actions have more to do with undermining the incoming Trump administration than taking pot-shots at Vladimir Putin.
In Obama's last month in office, it appears he'll finish by implementing as many progressive policies as he can get away with.
Ohio's liberal Republican governor, John Kasich, has betrayed conservatives once again, this time by earning the praise of radical environmentalists.
Some "objectionable" shirts and other merchandise are acceptable to Walmart — but others are not.
President Obama says he told Russian President Putin to "knock it off" after his alleged effort to interfere in the U.S. presidential election. With America's long record of interfering in other nation's elections, perhaps Obama should look in the mirror.
The New York Times, in its desire to attack the Electoral College, resorts to the typical association of the institution to slavery. But an examination of the historical record indicates that the newspaper is either lying, or is ignorant of history.
Efforts to overturn the November presidential election results failed when the Electoral College handed Donald Trump a substantial victory over Hillary Clinton.
With the death of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, many held out hope that freedom would get a boost in the island nation under the heel of communism. But sadly, the new boss may be just like the old boss.
This history text about the people and events of Oklahoma’s past is a lively, politically incorrect, and accurate telling — covering killing, corruption, and “causes.”
Lawrence Lessig of Harvard Law School wants to deny Trump his victory in the Electoral College. He also wants to rewrite our Constitution.
Some still are not accepting the results of the presidential election, even resorting to death threats and other forms of intimidation against presidential electors set to vote on Monday, December 19.
If the Russians really did attempt to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential vote, it certainly would not be the first time foreigners have tried to determine American elections and policies.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled against a strong pro-life law, arguing, of course, that they were simply following the decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court.
A British man goes to Switzerland to take his own life, hoping it will advance the cause of euthanasia in the United Kingdom.
Now, a school district in Texas has banned a Charlie Brown Christmas poster — because it quotes Linus saying what Christmas is all about.
Despite railing against Goldman Sachs loudly and frequently during the campaign, President-elect Trump has turned to three Goldman Sachs executives to fill posts in his administration.
Macy's joins with ATT, Coke, Ford, and Xerox in cutting financial suport to abortion-provider Planned Parenthood. Will other companies follow?
With the nomination of Scott Pruitt, Oklahoma's fighting attorney general, to head up the EPA, conservatives have real hope that Trump has hit a home run.
David Clarke, sheriff of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin — a strong advocate for the right to keep and bear arms — is reportedly under consideration by President-elect Trump to join his administration.
Alisyn Camerota of CNN recently did a feature story on the early-morning broadcast of New Day lamenting the alleged maltreatment of Muslim women in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s election. The central narrative of the feature was that since the murders by the Muslim husband and wife killers in San Bernardino, California, Muslim women wearing traditional headscarves have been targeted for harassment; therefore, she suggested, U.S. women should don headscarves in order to show their "solidarity" with Muslim women.
Will Trump change his mind and embrace the theory that human activity is causing the earth to heat — based on the views of former Vice President Al Gore, and also his own daughter Ivanka, who wants to make global climate change her "signature issue"?
In the Netherlands, the government will kill you at your request, if you are an alcoholic. Perhaps officials believe it is cheaper than paying for rehab.