President Trump, disappointed that his bill to replace ObamaCare was rejected by the House of Representatives, has fixed the blame upon the most conservative members of the House, and is now threatening to defeat them in Republican primaries.
Trump poltiical strategist Stephen Bannon has dismissed Austrian economics as not "real world." On the contrary, adherence to its tenets would improve the economic "real world" of millions of Americans.
The Raiders are leaving Oakland because that city refused to give the billionaire owner of the NFL team a subsidy for a new stadium.
Those on the Left often ridicule the Bible as just an "ancient text," no longer applicable for today — except when they wish to use it to advance their pet progressive causes.
A New York Democrat state legislator has proposed to force all citizens to vote. It could well be that the legislation is meant to increase the number of ignorant voters at the polls — who could be counted on to cast their ballots for ever-increasing power to the government.
The open borders movement in California wants to punish any construction firm that dares to help build the promised Trump wall.
As first lady, Michelle Obama was able to get the federal government to dictate her own personal preferences as to what constituted a healthy lunch for school children. Will President Trump and the Republican Congress now throw out her unpopular lunch?
When running for president, Obama promised to have the most transparent administration in American history, but it turned out to set records as the most secretive.
Sessions suggested in an interview that he will consider appointing a special prosecutor to review misconduct in the Obama Justice Department.
Ron Reagan, son of the late President Ronald Reagan, has been featured in a televised commercial proclaiming his atheist views. The commercial was recently rejected by the late president’s older son, Michael Reagan.
Christopher Columbus, the man who brought Christianity to the Western Hemisphere, is now being trashed by the president of a Christian college with a conservative reputation.
President Trump's new attorney general has promised to discontinue the anti-police agenda of the Obama-Holder years.
In his first address to a joint session of Congress, President Trump said his job was to be president of the United States, not president of the world.