Fiscal Office Chief: Pennsylvanians Leaving for Low-Tax Southern States
On Tuesday, at the first Pennsylvania Senate hearing on next fiscal year’s budget, lawmakers considered the state’s slow economic recovery—and the state’s failure to attract new residents. Independent...
View ArticleCommentary: What Happens in New York Doesn’t Stay in New York
It seems like every day America is becoming more anti-American than the day before. The Biden administration just keeps shooting for the “how can we out-do ourselves in pushing our Marxist policies”...
View ArticleMissouri Senate Candidate Vicky Hartzler Scores Another Endorsement as...
Missouri Republican Rep. Vicky Hartzler scored another major endorsement in her bid to succeed Sen. Roy Blunt as polls show that the race’s frontrunner could be a risky general election candidate. The...
View ArticleCommentary: Teaching Unbiased American History
In his Gettysburg Address at the height of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln pointed out that the United States was “conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”...
View ArticleSupreme Court to Hear Case of Woman Forced to Create Websites for LGBT Causes...
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of a web designer fighting a Colorado law that forces her to promote messages against her religious beliefs, the court announced Tuesday. Lorie Smith of...
View ArticleCommentary: Confronting the Snake Oil of Woke Ideology
Woke ideology is proof that the world has gone Mad – as in Mad Magazine. What passes as penetrating insight on the left is just a newfangled version of the old fill-in-the-blanks word game Mad Libs....
View ArticleKyle Rittenhouse Launches New Initiative to Hold Media Outlets Accountable...
Kyle Rittenhouse on Monday announced that he is launching a new initiative aimed at holding major media outlets and celebrities like Whoopi Goldberg accountable for telling “malicious defamatory lies.”...
View ArticleIvy League Law School Will Pay Tuition for Low-Income Students
An Ivy League law school will start paying tuition for low-income students beginning next fall to diversify its culture and make law degrees more affordable, the Wall Street Journal reported. Yale Law...
View ArticleHillary Clinton’s ‘Fake Scandal’ Attack on Durham Probe Revives Strategy from...
Aquarter century ago as Whitewater prosecutors closed in on evidence that Bill and Hillary Clinton both gave factually inaccurate testimony, the then-first lady unleashed a blistering attack that...
View ArticleCommentary: In 2022, Voters Must Stand Up to America’s Uniparty Empire
If we follow the conventional political thinking, Republicans can anticipate an electoral shift during the November midterm elections and appear likely to recapture the White House in 2024. A...
View ArticleAbortion Funding Groups Admitting to Violating Texas Heartbeat Act to Face...
Two litigation firms have filed petitions against organizations that have admitted to paying for abortions in Texas after detection of a fetal heartbeat, a violation of the Texas Heartbeat Act....
View ArticleTexas Attorney General Declares Puberty Blockers and Gender Transition...
The performance of surgical and chemical procedures on children for the purpose of gender transition "can legally constitute child abuse” under Texas law, declared Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton...
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