A Mexican border town is seeing unexpectedly calm conditions despite President Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign. Business owners in Nogales report fewer crossing attempts and lower drug trafficking, even as the administration touted sweeping enforcement measures at the border.
Eighty-one years ago, Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy in one of history’s most daring and costly military operations. Among the tens of thousands of young soldiers was a man who defied both age and privilege—Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt Jr., the eldest son of President Theodore Roosevelt.
On Armed Forces Day, honoring the men and women who serve must go beyond words. It should extend to creating real opportunities for those transitioning back into civilian life—especially in a workforce starving for true leadership.
It was a powerful moment of faith and music on American Idol Monday night — one that moved Carrie Underwood to tears and reminded millions of the importance of staying boldly Christian in the public square.
Progressive author Matthew Yglesias, who advocates for tripling the U.S. population to 1 billion through mass migration, is asking his readers for ideas on how to push the unpopular policy past voters.
Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mont., voiced his concerns over China’s increasing control of critical global infrastructure and reiterated past warnings given by U.S. lawmakers about Beijing’s growing influence.
In a significant shake-up during his first week in office, President Donald Trump dismissed 17 Inspectors General (IGs) in what has been described as a "Friday night purge." The move underscores Trump's commitment to reshaping federal oversight and addressing long-standing issues within government agencies.
