It’s that time once again when we see multiple news stories about how great the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) is doing.  Don’t you believe it. The real story has always been how Obamacare has failed to live up to Democrats’ sales pitch.  

It seems President Biden can’t buy a good headline these days, which is a wonder. He’s been using taxpayer money to try to buy just about everything else. But his legislative overreach – trying to do too much, too fast, with too little support – is tanking, as are his poll numbers.  

Today marks one year exactly since Joe Biden took office as the 46th President of the United States. It’s been a rough 365 days, to say the least.  

The Bremerton (WA) School District suspended, and later fired, Coach Kennedy over his silent, 15-second prayer. First Liberty Institute filed a lawsuit against the school district, Kennedy v. Bremerton School District. A federal district court upheld Coach Kennedy’s termination.  

Starbucks decided to drop its planned employee Covid-19 vaccine mandate.

Those on the left actually fear conservatives and Donald Trump more than they do armed, crazed Islamic terrorists.

When Ohio State played Utah at the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day, 87,842 people packed into that stadium to watch the game.

Tomorrow is the first anniversary of President Joe Biden’s inauguration. You know it’s a special occasion by the fact that Biden will hold an actual press conference — something he almost never does — this afternoon.

By Ryan Sanders – dallasnews.com – Jan 9, 2022 One year ago, a political mob invaded the U.S. Capitol by force, interrupted the functions of government, injured police and chanted its intent to lynch the vice president. In the months since, America has sought to make sense of that event. We have asked ourselves what could possibly have driven people to...

As America moves out of the Trump era, I’ve got to confess that I did not expect the years of debates over Trump’s nationalism—and the difference between nationalism and patriotism—to coalesce so quickly and completely around a conversation about Christian nationalism.