Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America is fighting the noble battle to end abortions and protect unborn life, but its rigid demands of GOP presidential candidates are useless at best and incoherent at worst.
Earlier this summer, the Illinois state legislature decided not to renew the Invest in Kids Act, which provides 9,000 low-income students with school vouchers. A clear picture is emerging as to why.
President Donald Trump may now be sitting on a historic lead in early polling, but that lead is shrinking, he’s burning through campaign cash to pay his legal bills, and half of his supporters are willing to consider a new candidate.
Underlining its desperation to avoid greater cooperation between the United States and the European Union in the Indo-Pacific region, China lashed out at EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Tuesday.
For nearly four years now, Joe Biden repeatedly has insulated himself from his son's overseas business dealings with the categorical defense and direct quotation: "I have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings."
The Democratic Party’s climate cult is trying to scare children into thinking the world is ending and then citing the fears that it has incited as proof that something must be done.
After tumbling some 25 points in the polls, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) axed one-third of his staff and seemed slated to finally log off Twitter for a much-needed reboot of his presidential campaign. As part of this pivot, the Florida governor finally published his first economic plan, a belated policy proposal considering that by most polls, the majority of people consider the economy the single most pressing issue in the 2024 election. But despite the name, DeSantis's "Declaration of Economic Independence" says shockingly little about actual economic reform and much more about his new perceived enemy: the "elites."
It's understandable that Ukraine wants to maximize its access to effective weapons and maximal financial aid. Russia aims to annihilate Ukraine's sovereign existence, after all.
After skimming Japan’s new defense white paper, one gets the sense that Asia is on fire. The 30-page strategy is screaming with warnings about the rules-based order coming under threat from resurgent authoritarian states (i.e., China and Russia) that are operating on a “might makes right” mentality. “Japan is facing the most severe and complex security environment since the end of World War II,” the Japanese Defense Ministry makes clear in its introduction.
Now that Hunter Biden's business partner Devon Archer has reportedly told Congress that the first son put then-Vice President Joe Biden on the phone with businessmen across the globe at least 20 times, it is a good time to revisit what some fact-checkers first said about the Biden family business when the story first became prominent in 2019.
If one only listened to the corporate press, it would be natural to believe people are fleeing the right-wing dystopias of Florida and Texas in record numbers to the liberal hubs of California and New York. But, in the real world, the story is much different.
Listening to some political figures and media personalities, you would think that the 2024 GOP presidential primary ended in July 2023. In reality, we are nearly half a year from voters speaking for themselves, which means there is a lot of game left to be played.
Iran is the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. But Reuters reported on Monday that it suddenly has a lot to say about regional “peace” and “stability.”
