It was less than 20 years ago that the Coors Light Twins became controversial among conservatives. Now they appear controversial among progressives.

Rep. Henry Cuellar notes the 'rapid rise in the number of migrants arriving at the U.S. Southern Border has placed severe burdens on our communities.'

The family unit -- father included -- is the solution to preventing crime far more effectively than BLM's plan to abolish the police.

President Biden’s ATF nominee, David Chipman, will root his decisions in distaste for Americans, not policies framed by the Constitution.

Staff writer Charlotte Klein proposes conservatives are delusional for noticing what transpires in schools across the country.

The 'domestic extremism' report is such an obvious attempt to try to crush political dissent, you wonder if they thought no one was paying attention.

Indiana Republican Rep. Jim Banks sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland criticizing the DOJ's double standard in riot prosecution.

For years, tech companies have relied on rich lobbying budgets and networks of policy groups to shield them from any consequences. That time is over.

These apparent contradictions can cause confusion, frustration and moral whiplash in a swiftly changing society where many people fear one wayward move.

The financial history of Drag Queen Story Hour shows that big money from San Francisco has endeavored to mold our country, and others, in its own image.

This Dream Team has been hard at work on their big report to help the federal government work with corporations to squash news they call 'disinformation.'

The Supreme Court unanimously smacked down Philadelphia's attempt to force a Catholic adoption agency to certify same-sex couples as foster parents.

The bill, introduced by Wisconsin Republican Rep. Glenn Grothman, is called the 'Ending Critical Race Theory in D.C. Public Schools Act.'

Easy targets make for great shields.

Six months in, President Joe Biden has made true on his pledge to be a more aggressive third-term continuum of President Barack Obama.

"People in our business don’t make money from making movies. Hollywood has its own top one percent and the bottom 99. Our movie is about the bottom 99."

Republican Rep. Greg Murphy seeks to alter the Higher Education Act of 1965 to force institutions to guarantee First Amendment rights on campus.

Gallup's poll found that just 35 percent of Americans believe that Juneteenth should be made a federal holiday while 25 percent say it shouldn't.

A spokesman for the congressman's office confirmed the video is in fact legitimate and that he was in his underwear during the congressional hearing.

Stepman said the U.S. has made its fair share of mistakes but "that doesn't mean that ultimately our system is something that people don't want, that they reject."

Rep. Liz Cheney condemned a vote to repeal the two-decade-old Authorization for Use of Military Force used by George W. Bush to invade Iraq.