Poll: Majority Of Americans Worried About ‘Ineligible’ Voters Casting Ballots As Dems Fight Voter ID
A new Gallup poll finds voters are worried about ineligible persons voting. Yet the Senate continues to block legislation that would stop it.
Why Doesn’t America Denaturalize In The Thousands Like It Used To?
The United States used to denaturalize hundreds of people a year for a wide range of offenses, but that number has dwindled in recent years.
With Graham Platner, Democrats Discover Their New Political Motto: Vote For The Nazi
Democrat activists will support someone — anyone — who will help them defeat Collins in the Senate campaign and, by extension, Donald Trump.
Grassley: Democrats Want To ‘Rig The Supreme Court’ So They Can Ignore The Constitution
Grassley's new press release reveals Dem's motives after various attempts by Dems to pack the Supreme Court.
How To Fuel An Entrepreneurship Revival To Save America From AI-Driven Job Loss
Why there will be a groundswell of new small businesses and how the Trump administration can help them flourish.
Masters Of The Universe Is A Fun Throwback To When Good Guys Were Good And Bad Guys Were Bad
Besides its anti-woke themes, 'Masters of the Universe' is one of the few modern movies that seems to actually be having fun.
Like Abortion, IVF Kills Babies For Having ‘Less Desirable’ Traits
Many pro-lifers support IVF, a procedure that discards embryos that don’t look like they’re developing properly based on visual inspection.
Ohio Photo ID Constitutional Amendment Question Goes To Voters
While a good step toward greater ballot protection, conservative critics say the measures 'leave a lot of legal loopholes.'
The Hype About Aliens, UAPs, And ‘Disclosure’ Isn’t What It Appears To Be
What if UAP sightings and alien abduction accounts aren’t evidence of extraterrestrial life, but of supernatural life?
Lockstep Media Proudly Declare Ludicrous California Elections So Pure They Float
Legacy media are insisting that there's no evidence of fraud or cheating in California's recent primary elections. It's obviously not true.
SCOTUS To Decide Whether Rogue Judges Can Sideline Constitution To Oust Their Colleague
SCOTUS will decide whether to take up a case involving efforts by Judge Newman's colleagues to effectively kick her off the bench.