SocietyCommentary
The Meaning of the Constitution
The Constitution of the United States has endured for over two centuries. It remains the object of reverence for nearly all Americans and an object… Read More
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31 Twitter Reactions to ‘The Interview’ Being Pulled From Theaters
A parody movie about a plan to kill North Korea dictator Kim Jong Un has gained more publicity than it bargained for—so much so that… Read More
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Tom Coburn’s Stirring Message to Fellow Senators, in 90 Seconds
In an emotional farewell address, Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., today encouraged fellow lawmakers to heed their oath of office, saying it doesn’t include securing goodies… Read More
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Ted Cruz: No One Is Above the Law, ‘Especially the President’
The rule of law as outlined in the Magna Carta eight centuries ago remains significant in government even today, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said yesterday… Read More
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An Inside Look at the National Christmas Tree Lighting
Each year, residents of Washington, D.C., enjoy an abundance of Christmas celebrations unique to the nation’s capital. From “The Nutcracker” ballet at the Kennedy Center… Read More
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In 9 States, Legislators Consider Making High School Students Pass Citizenship Test
Should high school students have to pass the citizenship test? The Civics Education Initiative, an Arizona-based non-profit group, is pushing for legislation in Arizona, Louisiana,… Read More
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Janine Stange Sings Her Way Across America and Into History as ‘National Anthem Girl’
What’s your very favorite song? Maybe it’s something by the Beatles. Maybe it’s a little Bob Dylan number. Maybe it’s Beyoncé. Now imagine singing that… Read More
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We Should Be Grateful for Our Problems
It’s easy for Thanksgiving to boil down to little more than turkey, football and travel delays, but many Americans strive to make it more meaningful…. Read More
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What Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Proclamation Tells Us About Separation of Church and State
At this time of year 150 years ago, in the middle of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln issued his second presidential proclamation setting apart the… Read More
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How the Presidential Turkey Pardon Became a White House Tradition
“Let me assure you, and this fine tom turkey, that he will not end up on anyone’s dinner table, not this guy. He’s granted a… Read More
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MSNBC Shrill Is No Accident. It’s How Liberals Really Think.
It’s been more than 50 years since William F. Buckley first complained, “Though liberals do a great deal of talking about hearing other points of… Read More
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Tebow’s Not Some Freak for (Still) Praying: Lots of Americans Do, Too
No one’s praying habits have attracted as much attention in recent years as those of former NFL player Tim Tebow. His public displays of faith, both… Read More
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We Have Become Bad Voters. How We Can Change.
Elections have become theater. By regularly promising the impossible, political candidates give the dangerous impression that salvation is only one bill, one policy solution away…. Read More
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National Constitution Center to Display Rare Founding Document
The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia previewed the new George H.W. Bush Gallery last week and displayed its hallmark exhibition, “Constituting Liberty: From the Declaration to the… Read More
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A Republican Majority Won’t Cut It for Mike Lee. He Wants Something More.
HILLSDALE, Mich.—Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn introduced him as “the best statesman I’ve ever known.” But on Tuesday night, Sen. Mike Lee seemed less politician… Read More
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On This Issue, Matthew McConaughey Is Completely Politically Incorrect
It’s rare when someone in Hollywood takes the “politically incorrect” view on anything. So it’s not surprising that the most shared comments made by actor… Read More
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If You Don’t Know These Heroes’ Names, You May Be a Victim of Political Correctness
Juan Seguín, José Antonio Navarro, Lorenzo de Zavala. Recognize any of those names? If so, you know your Texas history well. If not, you may… Read More
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Free Speech Isn’t Free, Even at Berkeley
This month marks the 50th anniversary of the Free Speech Movement at the University of California, Berkeley. The student movement that sparked the rebellions of… Read More
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Why Our Constitution Has Endured
When July 4 rolls around, there’s no mistaking it. There are fireworks, parades and other patriotic tributes to our Declaration of Independence. If you’re like… Read More
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Social Conservatives Share What’s Behind the Left’s Biggest Misconceptions About Them
Are social conservatives struggling to share their message? At the 2014 Values Voter Summit last weekend in Washington, some conference attendees said that’s the case… Read More
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Capital Punishment Works: It Deters Crime
On Sept. 10, Earl Ringo Jr. was executed in Missouri. Before you decide whether or not this is right, consider what Ringo did. In July… Read More
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‘Don’t Let ’em Getcha Down’: 11 Values-Based Zingers From Sarah Palin
Sarah Palin colorfully roused an audience of social conservatives at the Values Voter Summit this afternoon, at one point mocking President Obama for his “latte… Read More
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Could ISIS Influence the Future of Liberalism? This Scholar Thinks So.
As the United States confronts renewed terrorist threats in Iraq and Syria, a Heritage Foundation expert on America’s founding principles contends that “terrorism at home and… Read More
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Have Liberals Run Out of Ideas? Why One Writer Claims the Left Is ‘Intellectually Dead’
War on women. Minimum wage. Climate change. Do you agree/disagree with @KevinNR’s belief that the left is “intellectually bankrupt”? You hear liberals talking about these… Read More
LawNews
No Apologies: Lois Lerner Breaks 16-Month Silence on IRS Scandal
It’s been one year since Lois Lerner officially retired from the Internal Revenue Service amid accusations that the tax agency improperly had targeted tea party… Read More
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Mike Lee to Take Over Conservative Senate Group
In what is being billed as a reason for conservatives to be encouraged, Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, has been tapped to head the Senate Steering… Read More
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What’s Behind the Assault on the First Amendment
Today, the Constitution turns 227 years old. To “celebrate” the occasion, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev, tried to gut the First Amendment. Last week,… Read More
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How a 4-Year-Old Girl Got This Commercial Rejected By CBS
Last week, CBS Sports caused an outrage when it refused to air a commercial by a local real estate company. The commercial featured the company… Read More
Health CareNews
Obama Administration ‘Doubles Down’ on Fight Against Nuns
The Obama administration has decided to continue its legal battle against Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic charity that objects to Obamacare’s mandate that… Read More
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5 Charts That Explain Millennial Voters
The Cold War ended long ago, and according to one survey, it’s time for politicians to leave Cold War-era terms such as “big government,” “socialism”… Read More
