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Gun Seller Says His Bank Demands ‘Ridiculous’ Information. He Blames Operation Choke Point.

July 19, 2016

Kelsey Bolar
opinion

Here’s How Americans Can Curtail ‘Autopilot’ Spending and Take Back the Federal Budget

July 19, 2016

Mollie McNeill
news

‘Bribery and Kickback Schemes’ Plague Syrian Relief Program Funded With Tax Dollars

July 19, 2016

Fred Lucas
opinion

Bad Eggs? Executives Can Go to Prison Despite Ignorance of Harms Others Did

July 19, 2016

John-Michael Seibler
opinion

After Obama: Restoring Freedom, Opportunity, and Security With a ‘Blueprint for Reform’

July 19, 2016

Matthew Hoke | Paul Winfree
news

Despite Efforts From LGBT Group, GOP Platform Retains Social Conservative Tenets

July 18, 2016

Philip Wegmann
news

Widow Pursues Husband’s Dream of a Special Dog to Help Their Daughter

July 18, 2016

Faith Vander Voort
news

Why Police Say Body Cameras Can Help Heal Divide With Public

July 18, 2016

Josh Siegel
news

You Need 4 Different Licenses to Shine Shoes in DC. Sen. Ben Sasse Wants to Change That.

July 18, 2016

Melissa Quinn
opinion

Is Sharing Netflix Passwords a Crime? Laws Are Unclear—and That’s a Problem

July 18, 2016

John-Michael Seibler | Peter Tapsak | Ryan Farley
opinion

‘Blueprint for Reform’ Gives Desperately Needed Guidance to Washington

July 18, 2016

Diane Katz
opinion

GOP Leadership Claims the Senate Is Working. Here’s How the Numbers Really Add Up.

July 18, 2016

James Wallner
opinion

Communism Still Persists. We Must Remember Nations Where People Are Not Free.

July 18, 2016

Lee Edwards
news

After Nice, France Grapples With How to Combat Terrorism

July 17, 2016

Nolan Peterson
opinion

The Attempted Coup Reveals Turkey’s Instability. That’s Bad News for the US.

July 17, 2016

Luke Coffey
news

House Conservatives Explain Latest IRS Chief Impeachment Push: ‘Leadership Has Been Too Timid to Go After Corruption’

July 16, 2016

Philip Wegmann
opinion

These Are the Tools We Need to Win the Long War Against Islamist Terrorism

July 16, 2016

David Inserra
news

‘No American Should Be Forced to Participate in Abortion,’ Says Pastor Following Pro-Life Vote

July 15, 2016

Josh Shepherd

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Gun Seller Says His Bank Demands ‘Ridiculous’ Information. He Blames Operation Choke Point.

Here’s How Americans Can Curtail ‘Autopilot’ Spending and Take Back the Federal Budget

‘Bribery and Kickback Schemes’ Plague Syrian Relief Program Funded With Tax Dollars

Bad Eggs? Executives Can Go to Prison Despite Ignorance of Harms Others Did

After Obama: Restoring Freedom, Opportunity, and Security With a ‘Blueprint for Reform’

Despite Efforts From LGBT Group, GOP Platform Retains Social Conservative Tenets

Widow Pursues Husband’s Dream of a Special Dog to Help Their Daughter

Why Police Say Body Cameras Can Help Heal Divide With Public

You Need 4 Different Licenses to Shine Shoes in DC. Sen. Ben Sasse Wants to Change That.

Is Sharing Netflix Passwords a Crime? Laws Are Unclear—and That’s a Problem

‘Blueprint for Reform’ Gives Desperately Needed Guidance to Washington

GOP Leadership Claims the Senate Is Working. Here’s How the Numbers Really Add Up.

Communism Still Persists. We Must Remember Nations Where People Are Not Free.

After Nice, France Grapples With How to Combat Terrorism

The Attempted Coup Reveals Turkey’s Instability. That’s Bad News for the US.

House Conservatives Explain Latest IRS Chief Impeachment Push: ‘Leadership Has Been Too Timid to Go After Corruption’

These Are the Tools We Need to Win the Long War Against Islamist Terrorism

‘No American Should Be Forced to Participate in Abortion,’ Says Pastor Following Pro-Life Vote