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AFN reports that except for the intervention of an American Family Radio (AFR) host, the event might have had a completely different tone.
Democrats continue to stand by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) despite the harm they’ve caused.
After witnessing President Trump’s repeated attempts to negotiate peace with Iran’s regime, a retired military general says it appears there is no deal coming with Tehran’s murderous leaders.
A former state attorney general is disappointed but not surprised by the NAACP's call for a boycott of college sports in the South.
The Bible has a lot to say about leadership which starts with leading oneself and expands to your leadership of those around you to Christ.
The sudden indictment of Raúl Castro will be viewed by some as an escalation between Cuba and the United States, but the Trump administration is attempting to find a diplomatic path.
A former Texas GOP chair gives her thoughts on the primary runoff between Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Sen. John Cornyn.
Noting that the president is the only person with access to all the intelligence and facts driving the negotiations with Iran, a conservative commentator understands why he is prepared to respond to Tehran's wrong answers.
Education watchdog groups are concerned with what they see as wasteful spending at a handful of taxpayer-funded campuses.
A proponent of nuclear energy, who says big advances make it safer and more reliable that ever, insists nuclear-powered electricity is the answer for energy production in coming years and decades.
