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  • Continued chaos at the southern border

    A secure nation must first begin with secure borders. Just as he has done since his inauguration, President Biden is ignoring the crisis at our southern border. By not reversing his and his administration’s open border policies, the president is only allowing this historic humanitarian and national security crisis to continue.
  • Time to expand Utica Shale usage
    Many of our elected leaders are telling Americans that we need to make do with less, that the days of cheap and reliable power are over. I vehemently disagree. Our government should reverse these dangerous trends and unleash our energy industry by investing the type of infrastructure projects that have kept America’s lights on for decades.
  • No Labels challenges Dems’ embrace of democracy
    No Labels, the centrist group looking to field a 2024 presidential ticket, just announced that they’ve earned ballot access in 10 states. As someone who has twice had to use the signature process to gain ballot access in a single state, I can tell you that this is no small feat. No Labels achieved this milestone despite significant active opposition from the Democratic Party.
  • Chronic pain may have upsides
    When you talk to sufferers of chronic pain, you find that there seem to be a few characteristics that are part and parcel of the whole experience.
  • Standing up for small town Ohio 
    You shouldn’t have to live in a big city or a wealthy suburb to have good job opportunities, quality healthcare, high-speed internet, or a great education for your kids. Ohio deserves better. 
  • Poll: Two of three voters don't want biological males playing female sports
    Men who took the poll were 75% against allowing transgender females playing girls' or women's sports and women were 60% opposed.
  • Democrats have broken America: Where’s the outrage?
    The hypocrisy is beyond belief: The party that assails Republicans for questioning the integrity of the highly irregular 2020 election spent years and vast government resources to undo the results of 2016. The charges Trump now faces are part of the ongoing campaign by Democrats to subvert the rule of law to delegitimize what they see as the greatest threat to their power. In the meantime, Democrats are blatantly using the criminal justice system to protect President Biden.
  • If Biden administration has nothing to hide, why not comply?
    The bottom line is these whistleblowers’ story has not changed, and they alleged in great detail how senior officials at the DOJ gave Hunter Biden and his attorneys special treatment, tipped Hunter Biden’s team off during steps of the investigation, and even prevented IRS investigators from following leads and evidence that could have led them to President Joe Biden. The public deserves to know whether the Biden family engaged in a foreign influence peddling scheme and why senior Justice Department officials obstructed and slowed down the investigation surrounding it.
  • Biden ignores human rights crisis at America’s doorstep
    As a candidate, President Joe Biden promised that he would “revitalize our national commitment to advancing human rights and democracy around the world.” That, of course, is a noble goal, but in practice, his administration has had an inconsistent approach in our own hemisphere. 
  • Make American history dramatic again
    Public debates have recently focused on school history standards – what the Advanced Placement program should teach in its African-American Studies course and what the state of Florida should say about the effects of slavery. These are important questions. But I’m concerned about a longer-term problem: the danger of making American history and civics dull.
  • Red carpet for Afghanistan, Ukraine, but cold shoulder for Maui
    While neglecting the home front, and funding corrupt foreign countries, Biden also has provided for them on U.S. soil. Programs such as “Uniting for Ukraine” and “Operation Allies Welcome” have made available resettlement benefits and parole, an immigration status that includes work permission, to many thousands of foreigners. Additionally, more than 70,000 Ukrainians have not arrived via Biden’s official program but rather have come illegally through the Southwest border.
  • Pa. Gov. Shapiro wrong approach to grid reliability
    Decades of programs like Pennsylvania’s Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards, which subsidize expensive and unreliable energy and discourage the development of reliable fossil fuels, are failing Pennsylvanians.
  • With China and Russia on the warpath, it’s the wrong time to reinvent a triad
    The Army would be better served to use different terms to describe the strategic effects of the confluence of Space, Cyber, and Special Operations capabilities, rather than appropriate a term that describes the strategic arsenal that has deterred our adversaries for over seven decades.
  • A sermon on Matthew 16:13-20
    How will Jesus remember you in your judgment? Have you lived your life in a way that Jesus will remember you as faithful to Him? Will He remember you as living Micah 6:8, "This is what the Lord requires of you. Be fair to other people. Love kindness and loyalty, and humbly obey your God." 
  • Bad government, not climate to blame for Maui wildfire disaster
    Hawaii Gov. Josh Green and the media pointed the finger at climate change as responsible for the dozens of deaths and tremendous property loss resulting from the Maui wildfires. They’re pointing in the wrong direction.
  • How to create a catastrophe by the numbers
    Some 850,000 visitors who overstayed their visas and remained in the country in 2022. Included in visa overstays are tourists, H-1Bs, J-1s, and F-1s as well as assorted other visa categories of which dozens are State Department-approved.
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