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Trump's rift with the pro-life movement dates back to before "the most pro-life president in history" returned to the White House.

The Continental Army has more men than weapons. And the Second Continental Congress is failing to provide the arms that Washington and his men need.

The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is just another example of the Democratic Party valuing power above principle.

As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding, Americans should celebrate their leaders, many of them unlikely, who emerged just when their nation needed them most.

For the first time in over a decade, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) faces a 1-on-1 primary challenge. His challenger, Ed Gallrein, is as Kentucky as they come.

The attack, and subsequent U.S. legacy media silence, comes as attacks against Christians have become more frequent, yet go largely unreported.

The usual suspects denounced it when the Trump administration suggested it, but Democrats in Michigan have quietly embraced the idea anyway.

Does the president feel no kinship with other British settlers in the Western Hemisphere? Evidently not.

Pennsylvania's treasurer is blocking money to help secure Gov. Josh Shapiro's home, citing state procurement rules.

At this point, what could a progressive say to be shunned by Democrats? What sin could precipitate the party abandoning a candidate?