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When President Trump meets with Minority Leaders Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) today, it won't be to exchange Christmas cookies. With two weeks left on the government's spending clock, the only thing Congress wants to wrap up is a deal on leftover appropriations bills.
You've heard of the "Emperor's New Clothes" -- well, now it's the emperor's new gender. And in the Leftist-dominated schools of America, saying there is no such thing just might cost you your job.
Can three letters cost you your job? They can if they're "s-h-e." That's the unbelievable dilemma playing out in a Richmond-area school.
Congressman Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio) has saved a lot of lives — including, on June 14th of last year, Majority Whip Steve Scalise's (R-La.).
No one wakes up one morning and decides to become a terrorist. It's a gradual process that can start almost anywhere: online, in school, or at a mosque.
Google doesn't want to search the web's content — it wants to control it. That's not news to conservatives, who've been the company's favorite target of political bias since before President Trump.
Alexis Lightcap may have graduated from Boyertown High, but she's not done fighting for the students there. Someone has to. And based on the last three years, it's not going to be school officials.
Life goes by fast — and in Americans' case, too fast. According to the CDC, people in the U.S. are dying sooner than they used to, and experts are scrambling to explain why.
When Congressman Chris Smith (R-N.J.) flew to Iraq before Christmas in 2016, it didn't just change his life — it might change millions.
The mainstream media may not understand evangelicals, but they're no mystery to Alan Cooperman. The director of religion research at Pew has been studying their voting patterns for years, and he's got news for the press: they've got it all wrong.
Most Americans are too busy bustling around grocery stores or packing their cars for the trip home to stop and think about the significance of this week. But for a handful of people, who, at one point, probably took the season for granted like so many of us, this year's Thanksgiving will be one to remember.
Remember "we have to pass Obamacare to find out what's in it?" Well, in some cases, "you have to buy it to find out what's in it." And all too often, what's in it is abortion.
Imagine how upset you'd be to find out that your tax dollars were funding radical sexual propaganda targeted at your kids. Well, thanks to Planned Parenthood, you already are.
If the extremists at U.C. Berkeley want Isabella Chow's senate seat, they'll have to come and take it. The Christian at the center of a campus-wide controversy isn't backing down — no matter how ruthless the opposition is. Believing in basic biology isn't hate. And you'd think any college that wants to be taken seriously in America ought to know it.
One of the most important religious freedom laws in America turns 25 this Friday. But will it make it to 26? House Democrats are doing everything it can to ensure it doesn't.
Standing up for Christian values is tough at any college, but on one of the most radically liberal campuses on the planet? That takes nerve.
"I wouldn't change anything," Marine Corporal Kyle Carpenter insists when he's asked. Eight years later, he doesn't remember much about that November 21, 2010 day in southwestern Afghanistan.
There are plenty of threats to democracy, but what happens in the voting booth shouldn't be one of them!
In the last 48 hours, there's been a lot of speculation about what motivated voters to give back control of the House to Democrats. But based on exit polling, we can tell you one thing: it isn't their radical social policy.
If Tuesday night was a referendum on Donald Trump, it probably wasn't the one liberals were hoping for.
