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Earlier today, I wrote about how I thought that Glenn Youngkin was the best choice for Republicans leading into the 2021 Virginia governor race. I stated that Youngkin’s outsider credentials …

Mark Gordon issued a directive barring state officials from requiring coronavirus vaccinations before people use state property or services.

Marilyn Mosby's office is asking the FCC to investigate a local news station in a move many believe is an attempt to censor reporting on her own criminal investigation.

Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., accused Israel of "terrorism" after deadly air strikes in the Gaza Strip after Hamas reportedly launched seven rockets at Jerusalem.

Advocates for limited government have largely played defense when it comes to health care reform. The Heartland Institute's Justin Haskins and S. T. Karnick present an idea for a free-market health care system.

President Biden on Monday pledged to enforce unemployment insurance laws so that no American can "game the system" to get paid not to work – but maintained that sweetened jobless benefits are not to blame for the lackluster April jobs report.

A new national poll indicates that most Americans approve of the overall job President Biden is doing in the White House. But, according to AP-NORC survey released Monday, the president’s numbers are mixed on gun violence and underwater on immigration.

It's sad when people try to manipulate reality in order to feel good about themselves.

Detroit Police Chief James Craig confirms he's a Republican, not ruling out a run for office

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) wrote a letter to Republican House members on Monday informing them that there will be a vote to remove Rep.

The Biden administration helped foment the violence with promises of cash, and now gives Palestinians what they want by criticizing Israel.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Monday ordered all local coronavirus mandates immediately be lifted. DeSantis said that he signed the order because he believes that it was the "evidence-based thing to do." “I think folks that are saying they need to be policing people at this point, if you’re saying that, then you’re really saying...

The lawyer, Barry Glazer, disapproves of the royals and told The Sunday Times that Americans' "weakness for Anglophilia is incomprehensible."

Newly appointed Texas Police Chief Ed Drain marches alongside Black Lives Matter after they call for defunding police.

Texas is moving to punish major cities that cut funding from their local law enforcement after activists made such calls last year.

The January 6 rioters at the U.S. Capitol are speaking up about what happened. Several of them claim they were helping the police.

Thomas Catenacci  Alabama will soon cease participating in the federal government’s unemployment insurance program that grants out-of-work…

Jerusalem came under attack on Monday, which is also Yom Yerushalayim Day in Israel, as Hamas launched rockets at the city.

Melinda Gates began talks with divorce lawyers in 2019 over concerns of Bill Gates’ ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal on Sunday.

The group that organizes the annual Golden Globes awards was literally canceled by NBC over a campaign demanding more diversity among its voting members. Critics claim that the Hollywood Foreign Press Association has no black voting members and cite other accusations of racial and sexual discrim...

ANALYSIS: Northwestern University law school continues to prioritize a leftwing narrative over teaching students about the rule of law.

The fallout over the Hollywood Foreign Press Associations' (HFPA) alleged lack of ethics reached a nadir this week when NBC announced that it will not air the Golden Globe Awards next year.

Dr. Scott Gottlieb, former commissioner of the FDA, said Sunday on that COVID-19 related restrictions, including mask mandates, should be lifted in "wholesale fashion" as the risk of the virus plummets.

There's narrative pushing, and then there's this.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed without comment a bill that will broaden a 2011 law that can make local governments pay as much as $100,000 in damages if they are sued for imposing gun regulations.