Democrats might think that they are hurting Republicans. In reality, they are hurting the American people, who overwhelmingly support President Trump’s efforts to make America great again.

By streamlining our cumbersome permitting process, we can ensure that vital projects necessary not only for America’s infrastructure, but the future of our nation’s energy potential, can move forward in a quick and responsible manner.

To be and remain great, America – Congress – must revitalize NASA’s Artemis initiative. A resolute new Moon agenda drives economic, national security, and scientific progress. It would regain and retain America’s leadership in space and on Earth.

The real January 6 – the one that changed everything – wasn’t in 2021. It happened four years earlier, in 2017. Not at the Capitol, but rather in a glass-walled conference room on the 26th floor of Trump Tower.

I am in awe of the parents at Cincinnati Children's who sacrifice everything to see their child live. I remember a father telling me, "Whatever my daughter needs, I give. I would sacrifice myself gladly so she can live." There is a special place in Heaven for that father.

The McNary Farm (164 acres) and the Beaver Farm (286 acres) put us right at 450 acres, with about half tillable. Welcome to the concept of dirt rich and cash poor.

The rise of socialist New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has highlighted a fundamental truth that I learned as a former Democratic elected official: the Democratic Party never learns.

It’s the nightmare scenario few in Washington want to talk about – and even fewer are prepared to confront – and that is the use of illicit fentanyl as a weapon.

Energy-rich Ohio has a generational opportunity to secure the industries and jobs of tomorrow, benefiting Ohioans for decades to come. To keep pace with this development, Ohio must continue supporting an all-of-the-above energy strategy.

This week starts with a look into the rear view mirror with JOLTS data (job openings, layoffs, quits) for the month of June. Job openings are expected to have decreased from recent levels, while quits are expected to remain low – a sign of reduced worker confidence.

With gray in his beard, he passed away at the age of 63 in July of 1885. One and a half million people lined the streets of New York City to pay their respects. Two Union and two Confederate generals were among his pallbearers. Union and Confederate officers rode together in the procession that stretched for seven miles, all for a boy, grown into a man, who described his childhood as uneventful.

Standing by while the 2017 tax cuts expired would have devastated Ohio family budgets. The average American family of four earning $80,000 would have owed an extra $1,700 in federal taxes, but the savings we delivered for an Ohio household is even bigger: $2,140 on average.

Twenty-five years ago on July 26, a federal appeals court ruled that a Van Wert High School administrator’s prohibition of an objectionable T-shirt didn’t violate a student’s constitutional rights.

For four years, Democrats in Washington pushed a reckless tax-and-spend agenda known as “Bidenomics” that blew a hole in the U.S.’s national debt. More than $10 trillion later, and along with 20 percent inflation that federal spending created, our nation is at a fiscal crossroads.