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'Blonde' reveals a truly diabolical facet of the pro-abortion lobby
One of the most hypocritical and downright diabolical facets of the pro-abortion lobby is the penchant some of its adherents have for exulting pro-abortion narratives, lionizing these stories into hero narratives while excluding divergent experiences.
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Woke academics and Democratic Party loyalists are using taxpayer dollars to police the internet and suppress the voices of Biden administration critics.
Shares17th Amendment weakened balance of power between states, federal government
As we head toward the 2022 elections, it is a safe bet that few Americans can identify the 17th Amendment to the Constitution, even though it's one of the most significant amendments. Ratified on April 8, 1913, it completely changed the balance of power in our federal system.
SharesRarely observed, Constitution Day honors the founding of America's greatest document
This year, we will celebrate the 235th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution.
SharesJustice Gorsuch lays out Constitution's separation of powers with remarkable clarity
Given the constitutional significance of the Supreme Court's decision last month in West Virginia v. EPA, in which the high court reasserted the essential nature of the government's separation of powers, it is worth sharing the remarkable clarity of Justice Neil M. Gorsuch's concurrence.
SharesSupreme Court unleashes the left's outrage
You know it's a good sign when President Biden and lefty celebrities go bat crazy.
SharesIndependent agencies like CFPB and FERC are unconstitutional
"All executive power shall be vested in the President of the United States of America."
SharesFree speech under assault by government's new disinformation board
The Bill of Rights, now in many ways the core of the relationship between American citizens and their government, was a happy accident of political necessity, brought about finally by the voters in a congressional race in the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1788.
SharesNo, Disney's freedom of speech wasn't violated. Neither was yours.
Since the state of Florida dissolved the Reedy Creek Improvement District, partly in response to Disney's opposition to legislation precluding teachers from talking about sex and gender with kindergarteners, there has been a steady drumbeat from those who contend that Disney's freedom of speech has been violated.
SharesBiden's transformation of federal judiciary in full swing
President Biden took office in January 2021 with clear instructions about undoing his predecessor's impact on the federal judiciary.
SharesDear Christian parents: You're failing miserably
Dear Christian parents: you're failing ... miserably. The pervasive guilt I feel typing these words is insurmountable, yet we cannot keep denying our agonizing reality: Culture is engulfing us.
SharesUnstable, short-lived policies result from the failure of the Constitution's separation of powers
"I'm president, I'm not king.... There's a limit to the discretion that I can show because I'm obliged to execute the law. I can't just make the laws up myself.
SharesSleepwalking into a China-style social credit system
As Canada demonstrated, Western governments and tech companies are mobilizing to cut off mainstream citizens from public life and constrain their private lives.
SharesRespecting separation of powers key to restoring Congress
In a March 1789 letter to James Madison, Thomas Jefferson wrote: "The tyranny of the legislatures is the most formidable dread at present, and will be for long years. That of the executive will come in its turn, but it will be at a remote period."
SharesChina is reportedly rewriting the Bible. Here's why that should terrify us all
One of the most dangerous facets of our ever-secularizing culture is the creeping, metastatic hostility many Americans have toward religious liberty.
SharesYes, you really do need God: Dismantling secularists' and atheists' big lie
Suicide and overdose deaths abound. Unhappiness has become endemic. Confusion is our newfound cornerstone. All the while, the most relevant solution to the afflictions of the soul -- authentic, personal faith -- is dismissed, diminished and laughed off.
SharesOutlying biblical truth? Why every American must closely watch this bizarre case
A society dominated by emotion breeds a culture unable to grapple with fact. And the unfortunate culmination of the intensification of these ideological toxins is a civilization unwilling and ill-equipped to tolerate divergent viewpoints.
SharesFreedom comes from God, not men
No text is more celebrated as a guide to the genius of our nation's founders than The Federalist, and no single essay from The Federalist is more celebrated than James Madison's No. 10. In it, Madison offers the promise of the "well-constructed union" that tends "to break and control the violence of faction."
SharesTransitioning the U.S. energy economy can be done without declaring war on fossil fuels
Our political parties cannot message environmental policy effectively; Democrats push the doomsday narrative to support every new legislation, while Republicans opt for virtually no platform except to highlight hypocrisies.
SharesGovernment supports would grow to $76,400 per poor family
This week, the House of Representatives is expected to vote on the partisan "Build Back Better Act." This legislation, if enacted, would generate the largest increase in means-tested welfare spending in U.S. history.
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