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Congress unveils latest funding package, tops $1 trillion with deadline to fund government looming

The heads of the House and Senate appropriations committees dropped the last massive funding package of the current spending cycle early Thursday morning, finally teeing up an end to the long-delayed spending fight.

The First Amendment is under attack in America’s Oceania

The Supreme Court just heard arguments in Murthy v. Missouri, a case that raises important First Amendment issues and exposes government censorship efforts. Last October, when considering a lower court order prohibiting further censorship, Justices Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, and Neil Gorsuch described the case as “a coordinated campaign by high-level federal officials to suppress […]

Single parents need support, not judgment

I can still remember the way my heart plummeted to my feet as my former spouse pushed the detonator on the life I had as a homeschooling mother and the plans we made for our future together. My battle to piece back those shattered remains and preserve our marriage whittled 25 pounds from my frame […]

What made the cut in Congress’ $1.2 trillion funding deal?

Congressional leaders rolled out a sprawling $1.2 trillion legislative package to fund swaths of the government into the fall.  The 1,012-page, six-bill funding package dropped in the wee hours of Thursday, as lawmakers push to get the legislation quickly across the finish line to avert a shutdown this weekend. Here are just some of the highlights: Homeland Security  The package...

Venezuela won’t take its criminals back. So why does Biden keep taking them?

Venezuela's regime won't take its criminals back. Biden can at any time stop admitting Venezuelans until it does so.

Income inequality is gutting the middle class

A focus on the poles of income distribution distracts from the real story: the stagnation of the middle over the last 50 years.

GOP lawmaker: I’m not sure we ever had votes for impeachment

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) said Wednesday evening that he was not sure the House GOP ever had enough votes for an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.  Burchett is a member of the House Oversight Committee, which held a hearing yesterday with two Republican witnesses who had little connection to Hunter Biden’s business dealings. The lawmaker suggested that...

To win in Ukraine, target Putin’s energy industry 

Ukraine has a highly effective clandestine military intelligence service. Why aren’t we using it to target Putin’s cash flow and end his ability to wage war?

Gingrich says he hopes Trump will plan speeches in large cities

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) said Wednesday he hopes former President Trump plans to make speeches in larger cities to attract members of President Biden’s base. Gingrich was responding to Fox News host Sean Hannity, who said the sitting president is losing members of his base "in massive numbers." Hannity added that he sees...

Greg Abbott finally took a side in Texas, and it’s paying off for him

Six of the Republicans who voted against Abbott's school choice measure lost outright this month. Four others are headed to runoffs in May, which they are all expected to lose.

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