By Michael Beato It is common knowledge that Fox News dominates cable news. Since its inception in 1996, the channel has been a force to be reckoned with. Because of this, liberals have complained about Fox’s commentary and claimed reporting bias. But the channel became powerful because of the strength of its reporting and because [...]

By Jack from Manhattan As I detailed in Part 1, the Heritage report that came out last week revealing the immense cost of amnesty is under assault. There is a desperate attempt on the Right to discredit this study. Previously, I wrote that many in the pro-amnesty crowd want to dismiss this study on the [...]

By Alex Vargo Poverty is a bipartisan issue. No Republican or Democrat likes to see Americans without homes or children without food. Democrats have tried hard to brand Republicans as the ones who do not care about America’s poverty, and they’ve succeeded at perpetuating the myth that conservatism is poverty’s catalyst. This couldn’t be further [...]

By Danny Huizinga The story of Jay Gatsby can impart wisdom to our life goals in a particularly powerful manner. Though I was not disappointed by the new adaptation of The Great Gatsby, neither was I enthralled. Instead, the movie seemed to begin with a forced storytelling of rough scene cuts that eventually found itself understanding [...]

By Sam Novack Parents’ rights are under fire.  Several recent stories indicate a dangerous move against these rights, which have always held a sacred place in our nation and in our courts. MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry released her “Lean Forward” ad a few weeks ago, which advocated breaking through the idea that “kids belong to their [...]

By Jack from Manhattan As the push for amnesty continues, some people who call themselves “conservatives” can’t help but trash other conservatives in the hopes of getting some of the soon-to-be legalized illegal immigrants to vote for them. Last week, the Heritage Foundation released a report on the cost of illegal immigration. According to their [...]

God loves each and every one of us more than we could ever fathom.  Our lives are a testimony to that.  ”God Must Really Love Me” by Craig Morgan reminds us of that love. When I look at the miracles around me At the way that I live and the way He forgives I know [...]

“The Republican Party used to be the party of family values. I question whether that’s still true after Mark Sanford’s victory in South Carolina’s special congressional election Tuesday night. Has South Carolina forgotten the unfortunate tale of their fallen governor? For six days in June of 2009, Sanford disappeared. His wife, state law enforcement, and [...]

For those of you who gave the Obama administration the benefit of the doubt on Benghazi, it’s gotten to the point where the most fanciful of wishers and fervent of doubters can no longer doubt.  Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton knowingly misled the American people.  Now, four Americans are dead, and the nation wants [...]

By Gary Nolan For many, an interest in politics — who our leaders are and which political side we’ll choose to stand on — is sparked by a single event. For me, as a pre-teen adolescent, it was the Iran hostage situation. I could not fathom how one of the world’s two superpowers was allowing [...]