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The tiny nation of Finland made news for crushing dissent and an unfavorable opinion about homosexuality but an appeals court has belatedly defended a defendant who ran afoul of her own liberal denomination.
The nation's capital is shining a light on the city's runaway crime because it involved an automobile break-in, the president's granddaughter, and a Secret Service agent who fired his sidearm.
Demanding the Pentagon end an illegal policy on abortion, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville has been blocking military promotions for most of this year but the Alabama senator may be witnessing an end-run that ends his streak.
A petition urging families to "say no to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade" has quickly gained traction.
An attorney and former pastor says Democratic governors across the country are making necessary calls for increased security at places of worship.
A media watchdog that documents media bias on a daily basis was shocked at the claim by an Israeli organization that Arab journalists working for major news outlets documented the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas because the journalists knew the attack was coming.
A medical ethicist is happy to report that the AMA has decided to maintain its official position against doctor-assisted suicide.
The West has a choice. It can be colonized in Sartre's fashion or it can refuse that colonization.
A Republican member of the U.S. House is urging his party to rally behind the funding plan proposed by new House Speaker Mike Johnson, saying the GOP needs to take the wins while it can to set up leverage early next year.
Tens of thousands Afghan interpreters were left behind after the chaotic withdrawal of U.S. troops in 2021 – a situation that both saddens and angers an Army veteran who did three tours in Afghanistan.
