DACA Timing – President Trump Is Probing, Testing, Gauging, Timing for ‘the Big Ugly’
President Trump announced a decision on DACA will be next week.
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Homeland Security: Russia Targeted 21 States in 2016, Changed No Votes
Russians hacked or attempted to hack into election systems in 21 states, Department of Homeland Security officials confirmed to a Senate panel, but stressed this didn’t affect any election outcomes.
Kansas Republicans Ditch All Pretense of Limited Government
In our times, Republican majorities aren’t worth the paper voters cast their ballots on. That’s the lesson out of Kansas this week, and it can easily happen in D.C.
Kathy Griffin Is Not the Only One Guilty of Anti-Trump Hysteria
Without a doubt, Kathy Griffin crossed a dark and ugly line when she posted her instantly infamous, beheading picture.
Many Liberal Legal Experts Think a Gorsuch Filibuster Is a Terrible Idea
As Senate Democrats barrel towards a filibuster of Judge Neil Gorsuch’s nomination to the Supreme Court, prominent liberal legal commentators and members of his own caucus are urging Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to chart a different course.
A Painful Transgender Warning Against Transanity
In response to my latest article on “transanity,” I received an email from an individual whom we’ll call Irene.
Where Conservatives Are in the Trump Era: 15 Takeaways From Their Biggest Conference
Five weeks into President Donald Trump’s presidency, the first time in eight years a Republican has been in the White House, where do conservatives see the country going?
Nominated for a Cabinet Position? Liberal Senators Just Want to Know Your Position on ‘Climate Change’
The Left’s obsession with climate change has been on full display in the confirmation hearings of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet nominees.
Who’s the Real Threat to the West: Putin or the EU?
Vladimir Putin is far from a saint
State Lawmakers Seek to Stop New York City From Destroying ID Records
A judge is expected to rule soon on whether New York City can destroy records associated with an identification program commonly used by illegal aliens who lack Social Security cards or driver’s licenses.