Chevron Doctrine to be Reviewed by Supreme Court
Conservatives have long wanted to overturn the Chevron doctrine, which tells judges to defer to federal agencies when interpreting ambiguous federal laws.
Historic Churches in Sue for Denial of Historic Preservation Funds
Two churches in New Jersey filed a federal lawsuit against a historic preservation board for discriminating against them in its distribution of funds because of their religious function.
DOJ v. Tennessee
Tennessee Doctors pushing for the gender program touted so-called gender affirmation surgeries as “huge money makers.”
Patterns of Evidence: Journey to Sinai, Part II
Have Exodus Explorers found the evidence for Mount Sinai? Filmmaker Timothy Mahoney completes his 20-year search for the true location of the mountain where God gave the ten commandments. In the concl...
The Libyan Diversion
From New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly bestselling author Joel C. Rosenberg comes the fifth military and international political thriller in the Marcus Ryker series. The world’s most...
A Watchman in the Night: What I've Seen Over 50 Years Reporting on America
In A Watchman in the Night, Cal Thomas takes the reader on a “road trip” through over fifty years of journalism and American life, serving as a “watchman” on culture and politics and seeking to confor...
Who Turned the Lights Out?
Does the radical climate change agenda know no end? Earlier this year, it was gas stoves -- and then lightbulbs.
The Debt Limit: Same Old Song
The very term "debt limit" makes a mockery of any kind of responsible budgeting. Each time the government reaches the "limit" it gets raised with the familiar scenarios that include threats of a gover...
Are A Quarter of Young People LGBTQ?
By: Wilfred Reilly - nationalreview.com - May 2, 2023 Why the surge in LGBT identity deserves a closer look. Last month, in an NRO column jocularly titled “We Need a Return of the Jocks,” I mentioned...
Feeding the World
Reports from the mainstream media that climate change will lead to food shortages – along with all manner of other calamities – have it exactly backward. The changing climate of the last couple centur...
Why American Life Spans Are Getting Shorter
By: Charles Fain Lehman - nationalreview.com - April 27, 2023 It’s about behavior more than policy Americans aren’t living as long as we used to. A child born in 2021 can expect, on average, to li...
US Could Be Out of Cash by June 1
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen notified Congress on Monday that the U.S. is projected to reach its debt limit as early as June 1, if members do not raise or suspend the debt limit before then.
