June 13, 2017

The anxiously awaited testimony from Attorney General Sessions was entirely different than other hearings we have seen. One would expect some deference to the seasoned former Senator from his colleagues, …

President Trump may be chief of state, head of government and commander in chief, but his administration is shot through with disloyalists plotting to bring him down. We are approaching …

The naming of Navy warships is a storied tradition and has been established by Congressional action since at least 1862. Title Thirteen, Chapter Six of the US Code enacted that …

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has released Otto Frederick Warmbier, an American college student who was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in January 2016 after he allegedly …

Saturday was supposed to mark the beginning of Pride Month in the nation’s capital with the annual Capital Pride Parade. The parade route was marked by rainbow-colored crosswalks that had …

Democratic state-level attorney generals are attempting to turn up the heat on Donald Trump, claiming that the president is in violation of the emoluments clause of the Constitution. President Trump’s …

13 June: This Day in Military History

Denver news stations report that certain crimes such as panhandling, unauthorized camping, and public defecation are now on par with average traffic tickets. Denver leaders call this “sentencing reform,” and …

Yesterday was a huge step in the right direction for Constitutional believers and concealed carry license holders in Florida. The ripple effect could be felt nationwide. Gov. Scott (R) of …

It’s Friday night around 2am on my night off. I should be at home sleeping, but I’m working an “extra job” at the kind of nightclub that you couldn’t catch …