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A conservative columnist says it is always refreshing when a court actually looks at the law and rules on the validity of that law.
A Super El Niño is the forecast.
Communities from Virginia to Missouri to Michigan are fighting the same pattern: Big Tech identifies strategic land, lobbyists arrive with promises of tax revenue and jobs, rezoning pressure follows, and by the time residents grasp what is coming, the decision has effectively been made for them.
There’s a new EEOC sheriff in town.
Thursday was the National Day of Prayer (NDP), and at thousands of gatherings around the country, believers lifted up this nation in prayer.
The return of former Ohio senator Sherrod Brown could help Senate Democrats win a narrow majority, but an Ohio-based conservative predicts Buckeye State voters won’t help make that happen.
A conservative leader says wanting part of the city budget to cater only to blacks is true racism.
This week, the EEOC sued The New York Times for discrimination against a white male employee who applied for a deputy real estate editor position.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The Iran war’s shaky ceasefire was further strained on Friday as the United Arab Emirates said it intercepted a missile and drone strikes, hours after the U.S. said it thwarted attacks on three Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz and retaliated against Iranian military facilities.
A conservative political activist says a new report that claims homosexuality isn't sinful has no authority in the Catholic Church, even if the Vatican assembled the synodal study group that issued it.
