School Choice and Homeschooling – Why Back to School may Never be the Same
The content of education, coupled with the decision of school board leaders to keep schools closed has sparked major changes across the nation.
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As Terror Sweeps Afghanistan, the Biden Team Struggles with Policy
As terror escalates in Afghanistan, former Sec. Pompeo says the Biden team will need to act swiftly and effectively.
Poll Results: How are you coping with rising inflation?
Last week, we asked readers: “How are you coping with rising inflation?” A total of 733 respondents answered to voice their opinions.
Celebrating 175 years of the Smithsonian Institution
This August marks the 175th anniversary of the Smithsonian Institution – one of the greatest gifts America has ever received. James Smithson’s donation has enabled generations of Americans to discover and learn about what makes our country exceptional.
Honoring the American Women of World War II
During WWII, American women in the armed forces and the workforce paved the way for future generations of women to serve our nation. On the anniversary of the announcement of Japan’s surrender, these trailblazing women are to be remembered, celebrated, and honored.
Kamala’s Charisma Won’t Land Her in Office in 2024
VP Harris’ likability will hurt her chances of winning the Democrat nomination in 2024.
Rep. Lauren Boebert: “I’ll do my best to keep everyone else out of the way”
U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert is an advocate for personal choice: How the decision to get vaccinated should remain between you and your doctor.
Gov. Kristi Noem: The Fourth of July and the Sturgis Rally, the “Most Iconic” Celebrations of Freedom
How Gov. Kristi Noem encourages personal responsibility while upholding the principles that make America special: An inside look at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Janice Dean Does Not Hold Back: “If we made the governor and his enablers uncomfortable, with our chorus for justice, that’s too bad.”
Janice Dean pulls no punches when it comes to calling out Gov. Andrew Cuomo for his horrendous behavior.
Newt Gingrich on The Ingraham Angle | August 10, 2021
Newt discusses the recent infrastructure bill vote from the Senate and what it means for the future of the Republican party.