Government-imposed price controls are unconstitutional, whether they be of prices, wages, or interest rates. ...

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AT A GLANCE • Leftist violence is nothing new. • The French Revolution is an early example. • That bloody revolution has inspired leftist radicals ever since. • Violence and anarchy are used to make a targeted country ungovernable. The murder of a private citizen — conservative activist Charlie Kirk — simply because of his ...

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In his book The 1619 Project Myth, author Phillip Magness exposes The 1619 Project for what it is: a Marxist myth of America’s founding. ...

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Keeping Government Out of Religion AT A GLANCE • Pentagon sermons provoked liberals’ ire. • America’s Founders wanted government out of religion, not religion out of public life. • Thomas Jefferson’s “wall of separation” means government shouldn’t control religion. • Many churches avoid talking about politics for fear of lawsuits. “This is an egregious abuse ...

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It is a convenient propaganda technique to dismiss a political opponent by calling a person by a vile name, or by comparing them to some evil person in history. Since World War II and the Holocaust, Adolf Hitler has been a person that very few would want to be associated with, and on Wednesday of ...

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The Oklahoma Supreme Court is scheduled to begin hearing oral arguments on January 31 in a case brought by the Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce and the Oklahoma Farm Bureau Legal Foundation, challenging an initiative petition seeking to increase Oklahoma’s minimum wage law. Oklahoma became a state in 1907, and its constitution was heavily influenced by ...

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The civil war in Yemen, in the southern part of the Arabian Peninsula, after years of U.S. support for one side in the conflict, is threatening to become a much more serious war for the United States and other Western nations. After the Iranian-supported Houthis began launching drones and cruise missiles in November to disrupt ...

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Despite the ruling of the Supreme Court that Biden had exceeded his constitutional authority with his student loan forgiveness program, he is not only circumventing that ruling with a new plan that had been slated to begin in July of this year, but accelerating its implementation, as announced this week. ...

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If genocide can be defined as the “intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group,” then South Africa’s increasingly hostile actions against its white minority — which have led thousands of that white minority to leave the country in the past several years — should cause the country's government to look in the mirror. ...

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In a powerful statement against the idea of “reconciliation,” the federal government removed the monument to Confederate war dead on Wednesday. The monument, with no official name, has been variously called the Confederate Monument and the Reconciliation Monument. It was erected at Arlington National Cemetery over 100 years ago, and is surrounded by the graves ...

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