Why should colleges be conducting criminal investigations? The case of the Yale basketball player is yet another example of progressive philosophy that drives the federal government to interfere in...
As disgusting as the Army's latest politically correct "training sessions" in so-called White Privilege are, the politicization of the American military is nothing new. ...
Regardless of one's views about Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump, all Americans should be concerned that a major political candidate has been denied the right to speak at his...
Since the purpose of our military is to fight and win wars, why is the Pentagon using drones to conduct surveillance on American citizens in the skies above the...
Bernie Sanders rightly claims that Clinton’s proposal to allow gun makers and sellers to be sued whenever one of their firearms is used to harm someone is an attempt...
Trump reestablished himself as the clear Republican front-runner by winning three of four states, but can he overcome lingering resistance within the GOP? And can Clinton overcome doubts about...
Almost since America’s founding, immigration has raised controversy. Though it has largely proven to be beneficial, there are real, legitimate concerns — especially now. ...
Donald Trump and Ted Cruz split the four Republican contests on Super Saturday. Does this indicate a change in the trajectory of the race? ...
Local police forces in Connecticut are asking for the ability to use weaponized drones, raising several questions about where the line should be drawn between military forces and local...
Despite declining unemployment rates, food stamp use is going up. Why is this happening? ...
It appears that President Barack Obama finds himself at odds with his own Border Patrol over his policy of not taking care that immigration laws be faithfully executed. ...
Presidential candidates are either releasing —or their opponents are demanding they release — their tax returns. What do they tell us about the candidates, and just how much should...
When we consider promoting a member of Congress to the White House, is it really a resumé enhancer for the candidate to have authored many bills that were passed...
With Britain set to vote on whether to stay in the European Union, Americans should draw some important lessons from the experiences of the Brits. ...
With the passing of Justice Antonin Scalia, Republicans seem inclined to take Vice President Biden's 1992 advice: Don't choose a Supreme Court justice in an election year. ...
Pope Francis told a huge crowd in St. Peter's Square that there should be a one-year moratorium on the death penalty, with the goal of its eventual abolition. Is...
With victories in South Carolina and Nevada, respectively, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have established themselves as the front-runners for their party nominations. But, it is not yet over....
A judge in Illinois has taken up the case of whether Senator Ted Cruz is constitutionally eligible to serve as president. Will it settle this controversial issue? ...
Republican candidate Donald Trump is threatening to sue fellow Republican hopeful Ted Cruz. A look at the businessman's record reveals that this is nothing new, raising the question of...
America has not had a draft since 1973. Has the time come to abolish the Selective Service? ...
