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Recently, there’s been a push to drive all religion out of government. Separation of church and state has been magnified to the extreme — but our founding fathers never interpreted that separation to mean that the state should be without religion. 

After convincing her husband to defund the police in New York City, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio’s wife is encouraging New Yorkers to “physically intervene” when they observe criminals preying on innocent civilians.

If her portrait corresponded to reality, it would be safe to assume that states with low minimum wages are the states in which living conditions are the most unbearable. But is that true?

There’s a bigger, more important question we should be asking about the Equality Act: why does the federal government get to dictate this kind of policy for the entire country?

Guns are an essential component of self-governance. Guns keep Americans from becoming too reliant on the government, and they give us a level of independence citizens of other countries do not enjoy.

During the pandemic, the walls of procedure, guilt, and precaution have been built up — and  they’re only getting stronger. While citizens are being confined in the borders of their own property,  illegal immigration is being encouraged. 

Congress has functioned just fine since 2011, but now Democrats are launching a movement to lift the ban on pork and bring back “member-directed spending” (a euphemism worthy of Washington, if you ask me).

After the power outages in Texas last week, Americans are justifiably worried about the strength and integrity of the electrical grid in the United States. But the threats to our infrastructure come from more than just inclement weather and “green energy.”

All Americans are familiar with the destruction of values taking place in the university system, but it is only a matter of time before we face the consequences of the ivory tower’s corruption. A new check against the government is utterly essential in preventing this. Here's why.

The severity of the crisis here in Texas hasn't stopped national politicians and their allies in the media from using the situation to peddle their own agenda.