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We were attacked 18 years ago by Islamic terrorists. They attacked us — our country — because they hate our way of life and our freedoms.
As millions of our kids trudge off to "blue ribbon" public schools and elite universities, millions of others now happily march toward the free five-minute courses at Prager University (PragerU).
Imagine you're 20 years old and living in Hong Kong. For your entire life, you have lived in a quasi-democracy.
This article argues for mobilizing and unifying millions more people of faith (American adults of different religious faiths who have a common belief in a Creator or Supreme Being) to vote in elections for candidates who truly support religious liberty and freedom as intended by America's Founders and enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.
When UBS banker and father of three Scott Hapgood was arrested and charged with manslaughter in Anguilla, I was one of the first and most vocal observers to sound an alarm.
March 25 is National Medal of Honor Day. This annual holiday, designated by Congress, is dedicated to Medal of Honor recipients. But in my home town of Cheshire, Connecticut, every day is Medal of Honor Day.
It is truly time to effectively confront and oppose the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) that is nothing less than an attempted "end run" around the constitutionally established operations of the Electoral College embedded by America's Founders in Article II of the U.S. Constitution.
President Donald Trump told a rally last week: "We are all Americans. We all share the same home. We all share the same heart."
When the press stops rolling at The Vindicator this month, a lingering question will once again taunt the residents of the Mahoning Valley: How much collapse can one region take?
In the wake of horrendous mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, leading political figures are once again demanding sweeping measures of gun control.
Anyone who has been watching the sudden leftward lurch of the Democratic Party in recent years may want to get checked for whiplash.
Modern Americans are deeply confused about the purpose of marriage and its benefits to them and to society.
The monopolistic control of Big Tech is strangling political deliberation and thereby endangers the Republic established by the Founders. And it is doing this through the unabashed censorship of conservatives.
It’s a bad time for the Democrats as the president wins on prosperity and patriotism
In normal times, reporters would ask voters how they think Republican Dan Bishop or Democrat Dan McCready would represent their local concerns in Washington. But these are not normal times.
I am proud to be an American. Yes, I know that our system of government is not perfect, but I firmly believe that it is the best in the world.
Two blocks away, a different anguish was visible in an encampment of homeless people on E Street, within eyesight of the State Department and the leafy campus of George Washington University. People who have grown used to this anguish hurry past.
Who do these Democrats think they're running against next November? Whatever straw man they've conjured up in their imaginations, it certainly doesn't seem like they're expecting to run against President Trump.
In the broadest sense, the 2020 national political races are shaping up to be a choice about the form of government the United States will have.
The Supreme Court's Thursday decision relating to the 2020 census split a baby that should have remained whole.
