It is difficult to comprehend why any member of Congress would object to the president’s decision to disclose the truth behind one of the biggest scandals in U.S. history.

It’s absurd to allow those who are serving their sentences to directly (or indirectly) help shape the same laws that they chose to violate.

A lawsuit percolating through the courts attempts to weigh the religious liberty of Orthodox Jews with a dire and compelling public health interest.

Congressional Democrats are engaged in nothing more than a politically motivated fishing expedition. Their desperation is becoming obvious.

If Special Counsel Robert Mueller decides not to move forward on impeachment proceedings or prosecution for President Trump, should the report still be released?

Tax hikes, expansive and morally abominable new abortion laws, plus potential restrictions on gun rights make New York a worse and worse place to live.

SCOTUS hasn’t taken up a gun rights case in nearly a decade. Now they’ll consider which protections extend to people transporting guns outside their homes.

Given Sen. Chuck Schumer’s previous comments about the need for a wall and his support of the Secure Fence Act, President Trump may very well have a point.

If they charge President Trump for paying women to not publish scandalous claims, would prosecutors then be compelled to pursue members of Congress who have also made such payoffs?

When a person is in the United States illegally, he or she is still governed by and owes loyalty to a ‘foreign’ entity or government.

President Trump’s decision to strip John Brennan’s security clearance sets a strong precedent that a person who uses his security clearance improperly will have it revoked.