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U.S. military aid to Ukraine wasn't charity. It was an investment that is already paying off.

The war on White supremacy is recycled Marxism.

When Americans vote, they should know their ballots are secure and will be counted correctly.

To listen to Democrats, you would think the American economy -- widely regarded as the most dynamic on the planet -- is on the verge of disaster.

The "Sunshine State" is a shining example of many wonderful things: a thousand-mile coastline with pristine beaches, world-famous theme parks, and best-in-America hurricane preparedness. A lesser-known superlative is our state's proven safety net for ...

Ask President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu how the war on Iran is progressing and they both say: winning.

Tim Constantine and David Bozell break down what the conflict with Iran means for your wallet, and why they think the outlook may be brighter than the headlines suggest.

Left-wing zealots in Congress used federal employees as props in their fight for the rights of illegal aliens and hardened criminals.

Not long ago, many would have scoffed at claims of extraterrestrials, alien abductions and UFOs. At the very least, these topics were considered fringe. Yet, as I learned while working on my new film, "Investigating the Supernatural: Angels and ...

March 23 is the 30th anniversary of a historical first: Lee Tung-hui's ballot box selection as president of Taiwan, more formally known as the Republic of China.