latest
Michigan’s Democrat secretary of state violated state law in the 2020 election when she issued “guidance” on the evaluation of absentee ballots, a judge ruled last week.
Read more
To say that the Equality Act, which the U.S. Senate will soon take up after its passage in the House, has changed over the years is a huge understatement.
Read more
I never have liked money. Don’t get me wrong, I love having a big balance at the bank and all the nice things that money can buy; it’s the actual physical thing I hate. Paper money is filthy and coins just weigh you down. That’s why my wife handles all cash transactions and why I only carry one $20 bill in my wallet as “carrying around money” for emergencies. It’s the same $20 I’ve had for decades now and I think if I took it out of my pocket Andrew Jackson would squint in the sunlight and the brittle paper would crumble into a thousand tiny pieces.
Read more
[Rep. Madison Cawthorn is the U.S. representative for North Carolina’s 11th District. He serves on the House Education and Labor Committee and the House Veterans Affairs Committee.]
Read more
The cancel culture will be in full bloom in America when Vice President Kamala Harris ascends to the oval office as America’s first woman president.
Read more
Sunday afternoon drives are still popular. Or everyone in Kingfisher County was on the 81 Highway with someplace to go Sunday. But maybe we all just enjoyed driving without snow, ice, or rain.
Read more
How important is the right of free speech to you? To some, but fortunately not all, lawmakers, it’s not even worth a piece of paper and an email.
Read more
I have been telling parents for decades that sending a child to almost any college is playing Russian roulette with his or her values.
Read more