SocietyNews
11 Inspiring Signs From the March for Life
This year, hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers gathered for the March for Life held in Washington, D.C. every year on the anniversary of Roe v…. Read More
Marching for the Dignity and Value of Every Life
Today, hundreds of thousands of Americans will fill the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to participate in the March for Life and mark the 41st… Read More
Industry Jitters: Obamacare Not Enrolling Enough Uninsured
Obamacare isn’t enrolling enough uninsured Americans, according to an early industry report’s findings that were highlighted today by Mark Bertolini, CEO for the health insurance… Read More
Poll: 62 Percent of Americans Support More Abortion Restriction Laws
The majority of Americans support more abortion restrictions, according to a new poll. The Marist poll, which was sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, finds… Read More
Cruz: “Every Human Life Is a Precious Gift from God”
As Americans prepare to march to the Supreme Court in subfreezing temperatures in today’s March for Life, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) voiced his support. “Every… Read More
‘Drop the Cabbage, Bullwinkle!’: Alaskan Man Faces Prison for the Crime of Moose-Feeding
He was on his property, it was his cabbage to give, and no one claims that he meant any harm to his amply-antlered friends. But… Read More
Part-Time Target Employees Can’t Keep Their Health Care Plans
Another group of Americans is discovering that President Obama’s promise that “If you like your health care plan, you can keep it” simply wasn’t true…. Read More
19 Beautiful Reminders Why Americans March for Life Today
Today, tens of thousands of people from around the country will gather in Washington to brave the cold for a cause they believe in. Some… Read More
Economy News
No, Lilly, Obama Shouldn’t Sign An Executive Order for Equal Pay
No sooner had my column posted last week stating that Democrats were plotting to play the gender card this election year by bringing up the… Read More
Framing the Debate of AUMF Reform
According to a senior Obama Administration official, the President will turn his attention to possible reform of the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force… Read More
Utah’s New Law Helps Law Enforcement Nab Property of Innocent People
In 2000, Utah voters took a major step toward protecting innocent property owners from abuses under the state’s civil forfeiture laws by passing Initiative B…. Read More
Yet Another Obamacare Delay
As most Americans kicked off a three-day holiday weekend, The New York Times reported late last week that the Obama administration had implemented yet another… Read More
DOE’s Manufacturing Innovation Is $70 Million Corporate Welfare Giveaway
The Obama Administration recently announced that $70 million of your taxpayer dollars will be spent over the next five years on a public-private manufacturing innovative… Read More
These Words from Obama Are Frightening — and Revealing
It’s less than comforting to hear the President make light of terrorist threats. In a recent interview with The New Yorker, President Obama referred to… Read More
What Happens When You Break a Law You Didn’t Know About
In the wake of media reports that 40,000 new federal, state, and local laws will go into effect this year, there’s no better time for… Read More
How MLK’s Faith Influenced His Public Life
Across the country today, speakers will honor the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. They will likely quote the resounding “I Have a Dream” speech… Read More
How Obama’s “Recess” Appointments Helped Unions
In Monday’s Noel Canning case, the Supreme Court considered whether the president can make recess appointments during Senate sessions. Few observers expect the Supreme Court to… Read More
Temporary Worker Programs Should Not Be Disguise for Amnesty
Various new outlets are reporting increasing interest from leaders in the House of Representatives in advancing some form of amnesty, whether through some form of… Read More
Uncovering America’s Economic Weaknesses
For generations, people worldwide who yearn for freedom have looked to the United States. Here, every citizen can speak his mind, pursue his passion and… Read More
A How-To for Economic Growth: North Dakota’s Surge
A modern retelling of “The Little Red Hen” would include ducks and pigs that not only didn’t help grow the wheat and bake the bread,… Read More
The Tools to Prevent Another World War
Gavrilo Princip was no sharpshooter. He didn’t have to be. His target passed just feet in front of him. Princip plugged the heir to the… Read More
Iran Nuclear Deal Isn’t an Episode of “24”
Too many in Washington seem to regard the P5+1 nuclear deal with Iran as an episode of the once-popular TV show 24. They think the… Read More
The Anti-War Left Hates “Lone Survivor.” Here’s Why They’re Wrong.
Operation Redwings, a special operations mission in the highlands of Afghanistan, went tragically wrong. The new movie “Lone Survivor” tells the story in riveting fashion… Read More
Why President Obama’s Approach to Poverty Won’t Work
Economic inequality has become the left’s great hope for recovering its political integrity after the Obamacare disaster. President Obama, trying to change the subject, has… Read More
Defining Edward Snowden
Edward Snowden stole hundreds of thousands of American secrets and sprinkled them across the Internet. Should he be considered a traitor? The Australian government thinks… Read More
SocietyNews
Obama Administration Misses the Mark on Religious Freedom
January 16 marked National Religious Freedom Day. While religious liberty is one of our most cherished freedoms, it’s a right that is under increasing threat… Read More
Arkansas Mom Poses Problem for Common Core
Karen Lamoreaux, a mother and former National Honor Society member, made waves last month when she appeared before the Arkansas State Board of Education to… Read More
GSE Reform: FHFA Move to Crowd Out Private Mortgage Capital
Newly appointed Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Mel Watt is delaying the scheduled increases of the guarantee fee that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac… Read More
Gender Equality Isn’t a Myth. But the Wage Gap Is.
“I think I should be paid more.” I made that statement when I was 26 years old to the male president of one of the… Read More
Why Did the Benghazi Story Change?
The truth about the terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, is finally coming out. An explosive intelligence report made public this week revealed that officials knew… Read More
