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It's high time to haul Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in to testify before Congress. Thankfully, Rep. Jim Jordan is on the job. On Wednesday, the ranking member of the House Judiciary sent a letter to Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., requesting Dorsey's presence along with other big tech CEOs at an upcoming antitrust hearing July 27.
One of the greatest threats to America today is that everything has become politicized — and our nation is worse off for it.
Voters have a clear choice this November. If you want mobs vandalizing stores, destroying public property and setting churches on fire, then vote for Democratic candidate Joe Biden, who has spent the majority of his time hiding out in his Delaware basement while our country has been in flames in the aftermath of the George Floyd tragedy.
The single biggest threat against President Donald Trump's reelection in November isn't unhinged liberals out for blood, a hostile media or even a politicized U.S. Supreme Court; it's Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top infectious disease adviser on the White House Coronavirus Task Force. If he's not reined in, then he may succeed in making Trump a one-term president.
One of the biggest threats facing America today isn't beyond the water's edge; it's censorship spreading like a wildfire coast to coast: a perilous endangerment to free speech, a free press and artistic expression that should alarm every American — I don't care how you vote.
Pandemics are public health emergencies; they aren't supposed to be political. Yet, the American people have been subjected to Draconian lockdowns for months that have stripped our Constitutional rights — to assemble, worship or even to leave our homes to go to work — to prevent the spread of the coronavirus we've been told by government and health officials alike is extremely contagious and would kill scores if we didn't comply.
Democrats and their mouthpieces in media have been pounding the table the past few years about Russia, Russia, Russia while overlooking the fox in the henhouse of Silicon Valley.
Our democracy is under fire thanks to corrupt officials at the highest echelons of our government — including members of the Obama administration — we're now learning conspired with former FBI Director James Comey and other "deep state" operatives to stop Donald Trump from getting elected.
Going to school is a core function of a civilized society. Yet, due to the coronavirus pandemic that spurred nationwide lockdowns in March, American schools closed their doors.
Something that must be conveyed to short-sighted government officials who continue to confine Americans to their homes with extended lockdown orders spanning months now to mitigate COVID-19...
Liberals never let a crisis go to waste, and sadly for America's landlords and real estate developers, the current pandemic is no exception.
Establishment media and the Democratic Party's conspicuous lack of interest in sexual harassment and assault allegations made by a former Senate staffer against Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, speak volumes.
While the president and his administration are working tirelessly to get critical medical supplies and life-saving equipment to doctors, nurses, hospitals and patients amidst a global pandemic, guess what Democrats are doing?
The coronavirus epidemic that's crashing the U.S. economy, putting lives at risk and derailing our entire way of life should serve as a wake-up call that the U.S. government must stop being reliant on China and other foreign nations for prescription drugs, medical supplies or any supply chain product or ingredient that's essential to our survival.
Does it make any sense to add millions more foreign nationals to our already strained health care system?
Here's the bad news: America is at war.
Congress must censure Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for threatening two Supreme Court justices outside the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday. This should be wholly bipartisan and utterly uncontroversial.
Not a single member of Congress should reauthorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act program that's coming up for a vote mid-March unless significant reforms are made that protect Americans' civil liberties and privacy.
After dismal performances in both the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire Democratic primary, placing third and fourth place, respectively, Elizabeth Warren has about a 1/1024th chance of winning her party's nomination.
If you watched the State of the Union address Tuesday night, then there's no denying President Donald Trump is delivering a broad spectrum of victories for the American people.
