President Supports Congressional Efforts to Free Pulpit Political Speech
Trump and the Republican Congress appear poised to repeal the Johnson Amendment, which restricts the free-speech rights of American churches. ...
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Democrats Delay Pruitt Confirmation for EPA; Republicans Strike Back
After years of buckling to the Democrats, Republicans — now perhaps inspired by the more combative spirit of the man in the White House — are fighting back. Will...
Trump’s Supreme Court Pick Neil Gorsuch: An “Originalist”
In one of the most important actions any president can make, President Donald Trump has nominated Appeals Court Judge Neil Gorsuch to the vacant seat on the U.S. Supreme...
Teacher Forced Out for Using Confederate Flag in Civil War History Lesson
A teacher in California is forced to retire for using a Confederate battle flag, along with a period Union flag, during a history lesson on the Civil War to...
Trump Adm. Moves to Reduce Chances for Real Estate Meltdown
The Trump administration's move to stop the cut in the FHA home mortgage insurance rate is a good one — if one understands economics. ...
U.K. Supreme Court Rules Parliament Must Vote on Brexit
The ruling by Britain's Supreme Court that the popular referendum by the British people to leave the European Union must be voted on by Parliament should alert Americans that...
Trump Reinstates Mexico City Policy to Halt U.S. Support of Abortion in Foreign Countries
President Trump has reinstated a policy against taxpayer funds going to promote abortion in foreign countries. The policy was first crafted by President Reagan in 1984, but was overturned...
The Electoral College: The Best Way to Pick a President
Most Americans would be at a loss to explain why the Electoral College is important, even as liberals rage against it. Here’s why. ...
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Trump Gets Early Start With Executive Actions to Counter Obama
President Barack Obama changed federal government policy via executive actions when Congress did not enact certain laws he was demanding. Likewise, the new president, Donald Trump, is expected to...
Violence Planned for Trump Inauguration Exposed
Two Project Veritas videos demonstrate that not all anti-Trump protesters intend to make their views known peacefully. ...
Trump’s Challenge of NATO Riles Globalists
Trump's view that NATO is "obsolete" may be concerning to globalist elites, but it is a position held for years by several notable figures. ...
Who is John Lewis, the Rep. Who Calls Trump Illegitimate?
President-elect Trump is being criticized for his response to Representative John Lewis, who said that Trump is not a "legitimate" president. But does Lewis' status as an icon of...
FBI’s Comey Faces Investigation Over Handling of Clinton Probe
FBI Director James Comey, who investigated Hillary Clinton's e-mails, now faces an investigation himself by the inspector general of the Justice Department. Will other persons involved in the investigation,...
Lessons From Continued Jewish Exodus From France
The accelerating exodus of Jews from France in the face of the Islamic terrorism targeting them provides lessons for Americans. ...
Change from Kelly to Carlson May Give Fox Viewers a New Perspective
The replacement of Megyn Kelly with Tucker Carlson at Fox News Channel (FNC), known for its generally neoconservative political slant, may signal a shift in that image. ...
Trump Plans Changes for Intelligence Agencies
The CIA and other U.S. intelligence agencies appear to be preparing for battle — against the incoming president, Donald Trump. ...
Trump Trade Rep Robert Lighthizer Is Free Trade Skeptic
Trump's pick for U.S. trade representative, Robert Lighthizer, is an indication that the recent Republican and conservative dogma of "free trade" will be directly challenged. ...
Trump, Pence Support Assange’s Remarks on Alleged Russian Hacking
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told Fox News' Sean Hannity that he did not get the hacked e-mails from the Russians, and Trump has angered Obama administration intelligence leaders by...
Obama’s Ouster of Russians Has U.S. Political Implications
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...
Lame Duck Obama Grabs More Land and Power
In Obama's last month in office, it appears he'll finish by implementing as many progressive policies as he can get away with. ...
