Poynter Rewards Chuck Todd’s Activism With Journalism Honor Days After Diary Reveals He Strategized With Fauci
Chuck Todd is slated for a journalism award mere days after he was exposed maintaining a cozy relationship with Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Democrats Can’t Explain Their Hatred Of Voter ID. Unfortunately, Republicans Won’t Make Them
Mark Warner struggled to explain his opposition to photo ID, proving how little there is behind Democrats' crusade against the SAVE Act.
‘Protecting Life Should Never Have An Expiration Date’: Pro-Life Org Protests Renewed Federal Funding Of Abortion
Pro-life coalitions and Congress members gather to say there is "no good excuse" for resuming federal funding to the abortion mega-provider.
The Trump Administration’s Proposed Grant Reform May Lead To More Earmarks
The Trump administration proposed a federal rule earlier this year that would give the executive branch more control over federal grants.
Strangers Has No Plot Besides Making Women Bitter About Their Marriages
Instead of championing spouses who fight for their marriages, Burden uses her platform to undermine marriage and rail against the patriarchy.
John Eastman Asks SCOTUS To Protect Speech Rights Of Lawyers Doing Their Jobs
If conservative lawyers lose their free speech rights, our constitutional system of law is doomed. We’re fighting to prevent that.
By Firing Election Bureaucrats, Trump Is Just Doing What SCOTUS Ruled He Can Do
Liberals up in arms about the president's firing of Election Assistance Commission members don't have a leg to stand on, legal experts say.
We Are Living Through An Era Of Cultural Destruction
Turning beloved stories woke or repurposing destroyed monuments is the beginning of a process that ends with real violence.
California Is Much Crazier Than You Thought
A new California law is driving textile companies away with absurd regulatory compliance burdens about textile recycling.
California Is Much Crazier Than You Thought
A new California law is driving textile companies away with absurd regulatory compliance burdens about textile recycling.
Judge Who Tossed Anti-Weaponization Fund Discredits Judiciary In Clearly Prejudiced Ruling
If judges feel no need to restrain the appearance of their predispositions, something has gone profoundly wrong with the judiciary.