Acting in the interests of transparency and justice, President Trump took exactly the right action Thursday night when he gave Attorney General William Barr new authority to disclose information dealing with what Barr has called “spying” on the Trump election campaign in 2016.
Let's hope the left will speak out against nasty pranks on conservative politicians before someone on their side escalates these acts into something truly terrible.
The leak from a Pentagon staffer to the New York Times last Saturday about the president requesting pardon paperwork for soldiers, including my brother, was executed to perfection.
The temptation for so many churches has been to just keep doing the same thing and stay in an old paradigm while they simply watch the culture overlook them and pass them by. At this point, this is simply unacceptable.
It wasn’t with a heavy heart that Virginia Democratic Rep. Don Beyer on Tuesday endorsed initiating formal impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. And it was with unvoiced alarm that his fellow Virginia Democrat Rep. Abigail Spanberger ran from the impeachment question the same day.
Some congressional Democrats want nothing more than to hand Attorney General William Barr and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin (among others) a “GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL” card like the ones you find in the game of Monopoly. But calls to lock them up are unjustified and uncalled for.
Congressional Democrats have deliberately torpedoed a rare opportunity to reach a bipartisan infrastructure deal. Now they’re trying, as usual, to blame President Trump.
On Tuesday California sued the federal government over the Trump administration’s decision to terminate a $929-million grant for the State’s bullet train.
The American people are sending a pretty clear message to Washington: They are sick and tired of the investigations into President Trump and don't want Democrats in Congress to impeach him.
We send men to fight on our behalf, and too often second guess the manner in which they fight. I’ve been on the battlefield and that’s why I feel so passionately about this issue.
Environmentalists and their friends in Congress dislike an ever-expanding list of materials and industries American families rely on. Now there’s a new addition to the list of enemies of the planet: buildings.
Figuring out what Trump is up to is a big deal. It’s a big deal for American companies trying to decide how to align their future supply chains. It’s a huge question for America’s friends and allies, particularly in the Indo-Pacific and Europe, who are afraid Trump will seal an agreement that will leave them hanging.
