Americans are free to support whichever politicians and parties they want, but the evidence shows that medical societies have become little more than lobbying arms of the left.

When I have heard an unfamiliar term two or three times, I look it up. In the political world, Jacobin comes up quite often when I hear discussions of the radical left.

Nine of the 10 “most free” states in the United States are led by Republicans, according to a new report released by the Cato Institute. By contrast, seven of the 10 least free states are run by Democrats.

For the second time in as many months, a fraudulent entity claiming to be a polling operation has been outed for releasing fictitious numbers in hotly contested midterm election campaigns.

Josh Shapiro is running for president. No one paying attention can pretend otherwise. 

Last fall, FDA safety officers began compiling a list of children possibly killed by COVID vaccines. Digging through thousands of reports of adverse effects and autopsy records of those who had died after receiving the mRNA vaccines manufactured by Moderna and Pfizer, the team eventually determined that several adolescents had apparently died from the COVID vaccines.

Why are Americans voting for socialism, and why now? The answer to both questions has to do with education. For all the DSA’s tripe about “working” Americans, it’s a movement comprised almost entirely of young, white, privileged Americans.

Most registered voters say that license plate reader cameras should be used only in serious crimes or emergency situations, or with limits to protect privacy, according to a new poll.

The border is secure not because America discovered new legal magic, but because one administration decided that safeguarding the nation ranked above the idea that entry is a global entitlement.

With over two dozen states having begun early voting, a group of U.S. House Republicans is highlighting the party’s immigration policy wins since the second Trump administration took office.

We need to make sure that Pell grants and other public resources are going only to those eligible for support and not into the pockets of crooks. There’s too much at stake to ignore the problem.  

What is love? The wisdom of an 8-year-old girl describes love in this way: "When my grandmother got arthritis, she couldn't bend over to paint her toenails anymore. So my grandfather does it for her all the time, even though his hands got arthritis, too. That's love." 

Ever since 2017, Washington has used a new unit of time: a Scaramucci. It refers to the 11-day period that Anthony Scaramucci served as a communications director in the first Trump administration. This week, the president’s newest press secretary, Katie Zacharia, lasted just half a Scaramucci.

CEO of American Energy Institute Jason Isaac told The Center Square that Suncor v. Boulder “will decide who sets American energy policy: Congress and the president, who answer to voters in all 50 states, or a single county courtroom in Colorado.”

The Vatican has been widely criticized for its 2018 provisional agreement with China. While the agreement’s contents are secret, the Holy See revealed that it gives Beijing a role, along with at least a papal right to veto, in appointing Catholic bishops in China.