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Conservative commentators are offering up their theories about the origin of the cocaine discovered more than two weeks ago in the White House; why the investigation into the illegal drug was shut down so quickly; and what it may mean politically for Joe Biden – and perhaps even Kamala Harris.
A Republican member of the U.S. House says his party's best tool against an aggressive left-leaning administration is oversight.
Money – even lots of it – can't buy everything, as proponents of recreational marijuana discovered this week in the Sooner State.
A former pro football player is working to equip the next generation to reach their God-given potential for success -- without drugs and alcohol.
New Jersey’s public schools will teach “information literacy” to students in an effort to help them recognize “disinformation” in the media but the effort is being mocked since woke Democrats and teachers’ unions will decide what is true and what is not.
The abortion issue wasn't a winner for Republican candidates on Election Day but Democrats used the end of Roe to fund-raise and to energize their base.
Joe Biden says election skeptics' rhetoric is fomenting "a cycle of anger, hate, vitriol and even violence." Hmm. Perhaps a mirror would help. Biden himself is chief among rhetorical sinners, as the Apostle Paul would say.
Election Day voters in Arkansas will consider two ballot amendments with very different goals: One strengthens the constitutional rights of churches but the second pours money into the marijuana industry.
I'll say it if no one else will: Democratic politicians and their agenda-friendly media outlets are offering up yet another classic case of left-wing hypocrisy, double standards and selective outrage.
Voters in Arkansas will decide on November 8 whether to pass a marijuana amendment – and reportedly even supporters of marijuana use oppose it.