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Harvard survey shows just 7% of college freshman identify as conservative.

Esteemed law professor Jonathan Turley recently laid bare the wildly disproportionate numbers of students who...

In private life, during the 2016 campaign and in public office, Trump has repeatedly condemned white supremacy.

To paraphrase British poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning: "How do I loathe thee? Let me count the ways." Contrary to...

Klacik’s ability to communicate in viral political ads is putting a deep-blue district in Maryland in play for the first time in decades.

Two viral political ads have propelled Kimberly Klacik to a possible contender for a seat in the Congress...

If government were not so big, Americans would not shriek over political losses or real deaths.

Progressives are shrieking to the heavens over the Supreme Court. Financial markets are rallying or crashing on...

As businesses flee China, will Vietnam slay the red dragon?

Hasbro, the maker of popular board games Monopoly and Scrabble, recently made business headlines when it...

Klan ghosts won't hide fallout from party embrace of radicalism.

It took only one day for the real world to cut into Democrat spin to devastating effect. In the wake of a...

Given the dizzying succession of unprecedented crises in 2020, it would defy human nature for the electorate to be as hardened as polls claim.

With the first of three scheduled presidential debates now in the books and just over a month to go before...

A juror in the Breonna Taylor case sets up the country for another round of unrest and tumult.

Things are heating up quickly again in Louisville as new information emerges surrounding the Breonna Taylor grand...

Despite repeated lamentations on free-enterprise, it is a system that still works.

Legendary economist Milton Friedman was one of the most influential academic minds of the 20th century. Be it...