To former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, the continuing failure of the Senate to repeal ObamaCare — as they promised they would — is a good reason to return the election of U.S. senators to the respective state legislatures.
Predictably, some secular media sources have taken a DNA study, and attempted to argue it somehow disproves or contradicts the biblical account. It doesn't.
Senator Lindsey Graham wants legislation to protect the special counsel from termination. But who then will protect us from the special counsel?
The rainbow is a symbol of God's grace, and has been for thousands of years. Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis has decided it's time to reclaim the symbol from the homosexual rights movement.
No doubt the new HBO series Confederate will be well-done, but it can also be expected to perpetuate certain myths about the relationship between the Civil War and slavery.
A close look at the renegotiation objectives announced this week by the Trump Administration should concern any American who treasures our nation's independence.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has an answer for those who think civil asset forfeiture is wrong. He told a prosecutors' convention in Minnesota this week that he intends to promote even more of the practice.
When he was running for president, Donald Trump roundly criticized the Iran nuclear deal of President Barack Obama. But regardless of whether it was a bad deal or a good deal, or whether the United States should even have been a party to the deal, there is no question that the Obama administration circumvented the U.S. Senate when signing onto it, nor is there any question that the U.S. president is required to periodically inform Congress about whether Iran is abiding by it. President Trump did this earlier this week when he certified — for the second time — that Iran is in compliance.
Russia's ban on the Jehovah's Witnesses is a violation of their religious liberty; but what about attacks upon religious freedom in other countries — including the United States?
While some members of Congress appear ready to reassert its power to authorize war, and rein in presidents, Speaker Paul Ryan is blocking that effort.
The “Great War,” largely a result of England’s intent to squash its new rival, was fostered by American politicians and financiers. The result: millions dead and political chaos.
They used to call him a "commie" in his hometown of Okemah, Oklahoma. Times have changed, and now they pay "homage" to Stalinist folk singer Woody Guthrie.
The men in the fancy suits and the women in the expensive dresses at the recent G20 Summit may not look like campus radicals, but they often are just as much socialists as those overturning cars and smashing store windows outside the meeting.
Standing alone, President Donald Trump resisted the globalist push at the recent G-20 economic summit.
Catholic taxpayers in Boston were forced to pay for the mocking of their own faith when a public library brought in lesbians dressed as nuns to mock the Catholic faith, along with men dressed as women to read to kids.
Oregon already had the nation's most liberal abortion laws, but now state officials have gone beyond their present statutes — adding taxpayer-funded abortions for illegal aliens, among other expansions.
Public schools are more left-wing indoctrination centers than educational facilities — as test scores attest — so since the schools cannot be fixed, what should parents do?
The effort by the Wisconsin Democratic Party to change the concept of single-member voting districts is, at its root, an effort to make us a parliamentary system like the United Kingdom.
In one sense, the use of the phrase "the wrong side of history" is just a version of the kids' "everyone else is doing it." At its worst, however, it is used to advance the very worst of the causes of the Left.
With the release of yet another Project Veritas secretly-recorded video, it is becoming ever clearer that CNN is not a genuine news organization, but simply a propaganda arm for the progressive Left.
Popular myth says that President Woodrow Wilson kept America out of WWI as long as possible, when in fact he continually sided with the Allies, against the advice of Bryan.
New Orleans businessman Frank Stewart wants the people of the Big Easy to vote on whether to keep Confederate monuments, which detractors say makes him just another racist.
Senators Mike Lee and Ted Cruz are attempting to craft legislation to truly end ObamaCare; however, they have strong opponents — many of whom are fellow Republicans who want to keep the unconstitutional law.
On the heels of the CNN "fake news" scandal, the AP is now guilty of similar mis-reporting. Why don't they just admit they are on a secular-progressive team and quit pretending that they are objective?
