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  • opinion

    A Christian Response to Pride Month

    Thomas Griffin

    Woman holding a sign that says "I am gay"

  • news

    How One Leftist Group Prevents Corporate Employees From Supporting Conservative Nonprofits

    Tyler O’Neil

    Corporate generosity platforms such as Benevity and Deed use the Southern Poverty Law Center's "hate map" to filter out conservative and Christian nonprofits, despite criticism and scandals involving the SPLC.

  • opinion

    Alaska Is More Than a Theme Park With Moose and Bears

    Stephen Soukup

    An oil well at Alaska's Prudhoe Bay as the sun sets.

  • news

    Taxpayer Dollars Backed Parts of Coalition Suing Over Trump Immigration Enforcement

    Fred Lucas

    Janet Murguia, president and CEO of UnidosUS. (Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images)

  • news

    Ossoff’s Anti-Second Amendment Record Stands Out as Gun Manufacturers Migrate to Georgia

    Pedro Rodriguez

    Sen. Jon Ossoff heads for a vote at the U.S. Capitol.

  • opinion

    Newsom’s 911 Debacle

    Bruce Bialosky

    Gov. Gavin Newsom speaking

  • DC’s Hobson’s Choice Mayor

    Simon Hankinson

    Janeese Lewis George in a maroon vest and maroon and white striped shirt holds a microphone to her mouth and has her right hand stretched out and clenched.

  • opinion

    NATO 3.0 and Shifts in Force Posture and Funding

    Wilson Beaver | Elizabeth Krajc

    Secretary of War Pete Hegseth speaks while at a table alongside fellow NATO defense ministers.

  • opinion

    Millionaire ‘Lilo’ Star Died Homeless—Progressive Compassion Is the Problem

    Drew Allen

    Actress Daveigh Chase arriving at HBO's 'Big Love' Season 5 premiere in Los Angeles.

  • news

    ‘ESG Hasn’t Gone Away’: Group Urges Trump, SEC to Rein In ‘Big Three’ Asset Managers’ Voting Power Long Term

    Fred Lucas

    President Donald Trump (L) shakes hands with Paul Atkins, newly sworn-in as Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission., in the Oval Office of the White House on Washington, DC, April 22, 2025. Under Atkins, the SEC has dropped legal proceedings against major cryptocurrency platforms like Coinbase and Kraken that were initiated during former president Joe Biden's term. Biden's administration had implemented restrictions on banks holding cryptocurrencies -- which have since been lifted -- and allowed former SEC chairman Gary Gensler to pursue aggressive enforcement. (Saul Loeb//AFP via Getty Images)

  • news

    Ohio Republicans on the Death Penalty: The General Assembly ‘Has Already Spoken’

    Rebecca Downs

    Gov. Mike DeWine gestures from the podium with an NCAA backdrop behind him.

  • news

    Georgia Lawmakers Nix Redistricting on Day 1 of Special Session

    Rebecca Buis

    The Georgia State Capitol Building is shown among trees.

  • opinion

    Belfast Is Burning, and the Media Won’t Say Why

    Josh Hammer

  • news

    Soft-on-Crime Socialist Set to Run Nation’s Capital Ravaged by Teen Takeovers

    Arianna Hooker

    D.C. Democrat mayoral primary winner Janeese Lewis George in white pant suit waves both hands to supporters.

  • opinion

    JD Vance’s Chicken Coop Is About More Than Just Chickens

    Mollie Engelhart

    Second lady Usha Vance and U.S. Vice President JD Vance holding hands

  • opinion

    America at 250: The Roots of America’s Greatness

    Victor Joecks

    The Bible rests on a copy of the Declaration of Independence

  • news

    Should Noncitizens Vote in LA Elections? Voters Will Decide This November

    Angelina Delfin

    A hispanic woman protests in the street while holding an American flag.

  • news

    The Hearing No One Asked For—Democrats Begging Lake for Apologies

    Virginia Grace McKinnon

    Sen. Rick Scott and Kari Lake arrive for a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.