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We must make laws that protect equal treatment of all people, not laws that grant rights to some to the exclusion of others.
So-called New Civics programs seek to replace traditional civics education with "service learning."
Multiple studies show that Christians face growing violence and persecution across the globe.
Every time a company gives employees a bonus, the Democrat lie of Armageddon becomes even more absurd.
While Obama never actually followed through to close the facility, his order to do so needs reversal.
It is imperative that we restore intellectual freedom in higher education in order to preserve freedom for society itself.
He was an unlikely choice for conservatives, but he's delivered on some key cultural policies.
The abortion industry separates the "inconvenient" from the "worthy." Love says each life has value, dignity and worth.
Louisiana sets out some important First Amendment guidelines for students.
Dismantling organized crime, combating the opioid crisis, aiding local police and confronting human trafficking.
American attitudes toward Christmas as a religious holiday are changing. Here's why they shouldn't.
Politicians who hypocritically criticize the private sector for gender gaps should first examine their own staffs.
Despite cumulative endowments of $119 billion, we're still paying big for these eight elite universities.
Communist theory is less about people sharing and more about the strong seizing private property.
At just 1% of the world's vehicles, mandates, bans and other regulations are becoming the "solution."
Giving the government more power is the wrong way to go when the market can steward resources.
The Trump administration just proposed the largest oil and gas lease sale in U.S. history.
Manufacturing output is up while jobs are down. A look at taxes, regulation and free trade agreements.
Reopening old wounds rather than healing them has become the goal for a movement.
Voters should be glad the Trump administration has made great strides to protect the innocent.
