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  • The empty outrage over Medicaid cuts

    Democrats bemoaning the loss of Medicaid coverage are glossing over a critical fact: States could fund the program themselves if they wanted to. The truth is, Medicaid is not nearly as popular as the taxes needed to keep it afloat.
  • House committee could grant Biden witnesses immunity to get them to talk
    As key witnesses in the investigation into former President Joe Biden’s mental decline continue to evade U.S. House questioning by invoking their Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination, lawmakers could grant them immunity to encourage them to talk, according to a legal expert.
  • Together
    I wonder what she thinks. I actually wonder what they all think, all the furry four-legged and feathered two-legged creatures with whom we share our world.
  • Lasting prosperity depends on lasting security
    Lasting prosperity depends on lasting security. No nation can thrive without secure borders and a strong military. The One Big Beautiful Bill is the strongest national security and border security package in American history.  
  • Which is worse? (And more)
    One of my measures of the deterioration of society is the state of public restrooms. If it continues, they might as well just eliminate them and send you out behind the building as in days of old.
  • EXCLUSIVE: Secret meeting opens document floodgates on Trump/Russia hoax
    Trump administration officials held an urgent meeting Sunday to discuss “new information on Russiagate,” which they might use to build a criminal conspiracy case against Obama and Biden administration political appointees who allegedly weaponized the government against Trump, two Trump administration officials told RealClearInvestigations.
  • Will Gavin Newsom ditch woke and move to the center?
    Critics on both sides aren’t buying it. Conservatives see a cynical ploy, a progressive in centrist clothing. Some Democrats are equally skeptical, worried that cozying up to MAGA voices lends legitimacy to extremism.
  • Republican agenda means prosperity, strength for America
    With the passage of President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, Congress is fulfilling our promise to prevent the biggest tax hike in history, deliver additional tax relief to hardworking families and finally take steps to get our fiscal house in order.  
  • The civil rights crisis at Cornell demands federal action
    Evidence – obtained from internal records and emails detailing race-conscious policies embedded in the hiring process, scholarship selection, and faculty evaluation criteria – all strongly indicate that Cornell University is violating federal law.
  • Sen. Schmitt hails Senate passage of cuts in wasteful spending
    The rescissions package ends taxpayer funding for NPR and PBS, which have abandoned their original mandate to be nonpartisan. 
  • Study finds Congress often out of sync with America
    “It’s shocking to see that some Republican lawmakers are more aligned with the Democratic Party than with their own constituents,” said Fred McGrath, president of ILA and leader of this study.
  • How Trump, Biden’s arms shipments differ: NATO pays ‘100%’ for Ukraine
    Trump will sell weapons to NATO to supply Ukraine, and if Russia does not yield in 50 days, Trump promises another 100% tariff on all Russian goods.
  • 'No Kings' in America – unless they answer to 'Your Honor'
    No, there are no kings in the United States – just a bunch of black-robed activists who seem to have forgotten the difference between "Your Honor" and "Your Majesty."
  • Secret Service ‘sloped roof’ saga takes new turn
    One year after the assassination attempt against President Trump, new details have emerged about a dispute between the Secret Service and Trump campaign staffers regarding the use of farm equipment to block a vulnerability at the rally that shooter Thomas Crooks exploited to nearly kill Trump, murder Corey Comperatore, and injure two other rallygoers.
  • Preparation preserves peace
    In 1793, in his fifth annual State of the Union Address, President George Washington said, “if we desire to secure peace…it must be known that we are at all times ready for war.” Peace through strength. This is a concept that has long been the foundation for American foreign policy and a core principle of the Republican Party.
  • Sen. Kennedy on Putin: 'We need to cut off his sale of oil'
    We have a bill – 87 of us have signed on – that would apply what is called secondary sanctions on Russia. Our bill would not only sanction Russia and its sale of oil, but it would sanction everybody who buys Russian oil, a big difference.
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