Jul 18, 2015 07:03 am By Herbert W. Titus and William J. Olson
On June 26, 2015, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in the Obergefell case, purporting to overturn all state constitutional amendments and laws in numerous states. States MUST now resist...
The deadly terror attack that killed four Marines in Chattanooga will undoubtedly weigh on Americans this weekend. Why have we not learned the lessons of 9/11?
If Alaska's governor Bill Walker refuses to challenge the recent US District Court decision to revoke the "Alaskan Exception" written into the Alaska Natives Claims Settlement Act, this devastating loss of state sovereignty could happen.
Arizona's legal team came to Pasadena to defend the state’s refusal to issue driver's licenses to recipients of Obama's unconstitutional executive amnesty.
More than 60 percent of registered Hispanic voters do not think a pathway to citizenship for illegals would benefit the country, and most do not see it as the best way to solve the country’s immigration problems, a new poll shows.
Many people have had their computer or smartphone possessed by an evil demon — or at least that’s what it can feel like when some mysterious bug keeps causing an app to crash, or your phone keeps shutting off for no reason.
How many more potential Islamic terrorists like Mohammad Youssef Adbulazeer are living freely in this country? And to what extent is our political class going to continue their suicidal policies?
The new nuclear deal with Iran gives Tehran full legitimacy to engage in further atomic work and will set off a regional nuclear and conventional arms race, a senior Israeli official has warned.
An elderly priest was assaulted with his own cane in the parking lot of an East Palo Alto church earlier this week by a suspected methamphetamine user.
