Flag Day: What is it and why do we celebrate it?
Look out for the red, white, and blue this week as the United States celebrates Flag Day. Here's what you should know.
Florida governor signs strengthened 'stand your ground' bill into law
The previous version of Florida's law, signed in 2005, required defendants to prove that they had used force in self defense.
Pelosi and her "senior moments"
Pelosi's aide came to her assistance, passing her a note alerting her to the slip-up she's made many times before.
Top Republican seeks action to steady insurance market
Brady, who issued Thursday's call to action, is one of the main authors of the House GOP health care bill.
The RESPECT Act needs to get to President’s desk
The IRS Can Seize Your Money Based on a Hunch. This Bill Will Bring That to an End.
America’s community banks hope for lighter regulation
The fixed costs of regulation weigh more on them than on bigger lenders
Update the 4th Amendment?
How do we adapt old, established rules to new technology?
Reversing the Net Neutrality power grab
The FCC's recent vote to begin undoing an Obama-era power grab is the right solution for consumers.
A Right to know
California considers law to inform patients of doctors’ misconduct
Dear Mrs. Clinton: Please concede the election, now
Last week Hillary Clinton reprised her notorious Wellesley graduation speech with another graceless graduation day speech.
Obama’s final regulations to drain economy by $2 trillion
The Obama administration issued a record number of new regulations on its way out the door.
In memory of Bartley Crum, Fighter for Jewish Rights
The memory of Crum remains as a beacon for other U.S. politicians and lawyers to be equally courageous.
Searching for Self-Reliance
As President Reagan said in his first Inaugural Address, “It is not my intention to do away with government. It is, rather, to make it work -
In one state, abused animals get a legal voice in court
One state has created legal advocates for abused animals, an experiment being watched nationwide for signs of success.
Why Keystone XL Would Be an Economic and Environmental Win
In all, the pipeline will contribute more than $20 billion to the U.S. economy.
Beware of nationwide phone scam
If you believe you've been a victim of the scam, you can report the incident to the local marshals office.
Should the Feds try to save Free Speech on Campus?
That free speech on college campuses is under attack cannot be denied.
Remembering Manchester
The 20th century was the prelude to the terrible reality of Islamic jihadist evil that now permeates the 21st century.
Advanced gun training for Colorado teachers
A course to help school personnel learn how to stop a Columbine-style mass shootings.
Here’s how the US should choose which infrastructure projects to start
The debate over what an infrastructure modernization package should look like is heating up in Washington.