Opinion

Kim Jong Un has reportedly hired ex-KGB bodyguards

Kim has a history of going to extreme measures to shore up his reign over North Korea.

Hot Air from Al Gore

The left is missing a golden opportunity to bask in the success of Al Gore’s Nobel Peace Prize.

Lost WW2 warship USS Indianapolis found after 72 years

As Americans, we all owe a debt of gratitude to the crew for their courage, persistence and sacrifice in the face of horrendous circumstances

He Wrote ‘The Star-Spangled Banner

So How Did D.C. Lose Francis Scott Key’s House?

Taxed by the Mile, Not by the Gallon of Gas?

To its credit, the coalition says is it not endorsing such a user fee but does deem it worthy of investigation.

A False Moral Equivalency

Pro-Life Groups Targeted, Compared to White Supremacists.

CNN Publishes Fake Hate List

CNN falsely targeting well-known Christian groups.

Federal fuel economy standards are costly, inefficient and harm the environment

New vehicles sold in the U.S. must comply with increasingly stringent Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards.

Then They Came For Ben & Jerry’s

Ben & Jerry’s ice cream had to figure it would be one of the last firms in America to come under attack.

“Smart Guns” And SAGA

Smart guns can be hacked. In fact, just last week, a hacker rendered the technology in a leading smart gun completely useless.

The Language of Politics

Democrats and Republicans speak different languages — and it helps explain why we're so divided.

We should call evil by its name

Sen. Orrin Hatch: My brother didn't die fighting Hitler for Nazis to go unchallenged today.

3 things you didn't know about Prohibition on its 100th anniversary

One hundred years ago, by a bipartisan vote of 65 to 20, the U.S. Senate submitted to the states what became the 18th Amendment.

How to stop robocalls to your cellphone

The federal and state “Do Not Call” lists are supposed to protect people from unwanted calls.

Further Evidence Of Clinton Pay For Play Scandal

Huma Abedin’s Emails Provide Further Evidence

Wasserman Schultz May Be Forced To Explain Herself To Congress

Lawmakers are confused as to why Wasserman Schultz continued paying Awan and other staffers implicated in the breach.

Baby boomers are no longer majority of American voters

Millennials, Gen Xers overtake Baby Boomers in voting.

Mark Cuban sees a model for fixing health care

The tech titan says costs could be slashed by more than 50 percent by eradicating the role of private insurers.

FUSION GPS ILLUMINATES THE BRAVE NEW WORLD OF MANUFACTURED NEWS FOR HIRE

Many observers, including the press, can’t quite figure out how the firm wound up on both sides of the fence.

The battle against human trafficking

The Abolish Human Trafficking Act inspires community of compassion for victims and punishes those who coerce and torture the innocent.