On his latest podcast, Newt is joined by Andrew Biggio to discuss his mission to find WWII veterans and record their stories to share.
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Last week, we asked readers: “Should governments and schools end mask requirements for children?” The results are in, and a total of 1,216 readers responded to give their thoughts on this question.
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Iran’s presidential elections are nothing more than a façade —a form of propaganda to fool the world into thinking the Iranian system is democratic and has popular support.
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The Biden Administration is making profound foreign policy mistakes. Its refusal to acknowledge the weight of the Abraham Accords blatantly ignores the remarkable progress toward peace.
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Saint John Paul II’s historic pilgrimage to Poland in June of 1979 created a revolution of conscience that reshaped the spiritual and political landscape of the 20th century.
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The troubles currently facing American cities are boundless. Skyrocketing crime, random assaults, stabbings, and shootings have hurt the already struggling restaurant and tourism industries. How can we recover?
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The Chinese government seeks to destroy the Uyghurs — slowly, methodically, brutally. This is genocide in the age of social media: no gas chambers but the same goal of destruction in mind.
As a young woman who has faced challenges that are common across all races, ethnic backgrounds, and cultures, I reject the notion that I am supposed to feel guilty for the color of my skin and the apparent privilege that comes with it.
Dr. Aruna Khilanani’s statement during Yale’s grand rounds is despicable and actively promotes violence. She should be prosecuted for hate speech, and Yale should answer for supporting her.
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By standing against H.R. 1, the Corrupt Politicians Act, Sen. Manchin is showing he is against gross, federal overreach. His breaking party lines signals a turning point for the Biden Administration.
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Today, we honor the 156,000 American, British, and Canadian soldiers who landed on the beaches of Normandy, France in 1944. Operation Overlord is one of history’s most impressive military invasions, which led to the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi Germany.
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Last week, we asked readers: “When could you see yourself buying an electric car?” A total of 1,514 readers responded to give their thoughts on this question.
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