Consumers, particularly those in rural areas, are not enthusiastic about the push for electrification. The recent rule announcement by the Biden Administration only serves as further proof of its disregard for the economic realities of everyday Americans.

Here in a jumbled row for mile on mile are soldiers' packs. Here are socks and shoe polish, sewing kits, diaries, Bibles and hand grenades. Here are the latest letters from home, with the address on each one neatly razored out — one of the security precautions enforced before the boys embarked.

What happened in Wuhan should never be allowed to happen anywhere else, which is why EcoHealth Alliance should never be allowed to put their hands on bats or taxpayer dollars ever again.

On May 28, 1924, the Labor Appropriations Act passed through Congress, officially creating the United States Border Patrol.

This breach of homeland security is the direct, foreseeable result of Biden’s replacement of statutorily managed immigration with facilitated mass migration. As commonly understood in law and the social sciences, "treason" is a significant breach of public trust by an official. Biden’s weaponization of mass migration rises to the level of an impeachable act under the “other high crimes and misdemeanors” clause of Article II, Section 4, if not Article III, Section 3.

This past week, legislation introduced by Sen. Eric Schmitt, Rep. Troy Balderson and Rep. Kevin Hern aims to review the misallocation of COVID relief money by the Department of Treasury in response to inflation concerns. A bipartisan bill by Sen. Gary Peters seeks to create a permanent “Government Spending Oversight Committee” to replace the temporary “Pandemic Response Accountability Committee.”

By bringing such a dubious criminal case against a former president, the Democrats have now openly criminalized public policy differences. This is a dangerous game.

In a true storybook success, Whiteoak High School junior Landen Eyre and recent graduate Weston Blair delivered outstanding performances at the OHSAA State Championships, making their school and community incredibly proud.

Ten years ago this month, American politics was poisoned by the cynical exploitation of a troubled young soldier who had survived five years of torture and caged captivity. In all its ugliness and cruelty, the Bergdahl affair was a signal of a culture that was losing faith in the truth and is now rapidly losing faith in itself. This election year, it’s worth remembering how we got here.

When is enough, enough? How many lives lost to the opioid epidemic, people killed by violent crime, or drugs seized will it take for President Biden to step up and acknowledge that protecting our borders is essential to our national security?

I remember the room so well. It was covered in wallpaper adorned with big bright flowers. A tall white metal framed bed was up against one wall. The bed was so tall I had to do a running belly flop to jump up into it.

For more than 100 years, the executive branch of the federal government has made outlandish pronouncements and promises that, later, led to disasters. By executive branch, I obviously mean the president.

Massive increases in battery electric storage may be essential to an energy future imagined by resolute Net Zero technocrats. But closer scrutiny reveals serious defects in the technical basis for implementing batteries as a comprehensive solution. There are easier ways for humanity to avoid the problems that batteries are intended to solve.

Biden’s demagoguery was so over the top – 10 times better! – that it read like a parody of woke race-baiting. For all their cynical political calculations, I think the president and De Niro are sincere. They believe their false and ugly visions.

A senior Trump campaign official predicted weeks before the decision that a conviction would “make him the Nelson Mandela of America,” comparing Biden to Russian President Vladimar Putin for his imprisonment of political rival and late dissident Alexei Navalny.