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  • A shameful deal

    Buried in a flurry of news stories earlier this month was another bad decision by the Biden-Harris administration – a shameful one. They attempted to strike a plea deal with the engineers of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on America.
  • Protecting access to care for seniors
    Long-term care and senior living in our country are taking on a dramatic shift as more Americans enter advanced age.
  • Horse blinders
    The result of feeling isolated for years with her pain suddenly erupted from a mouth that had seemingly lost all control of itself.
  • Vote integrity's nitty-gritty: The battle lines of 2024's epic struggle
    More than a dozen jurisdictions run by Democrats – including Washington, D.C. and several adjacent Maryland municipalities – allow noncitizens to vote in some local elections. San Francisco not only permits noncitizens to vote but appointed one to serve on its Elections Commission.
  • Lina Khan's self-defeating war on 'Big Grocery'
    Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan has announced a new investigation into “Big Grocery” to examine the role “corporate greed” has played in high grocery prices. Khan’s investigation is an election year stunt to blame high prices on progressive whipping boys instead of government failure. If Khan were serious about lowering grocery prices, she would greenlight the Kroger-Albertsons merger and abandon plans to revive Robinson-Patman Act enforcement. 
  • Polls: Majority of Americans want troops sent to border and oppose illegal immigration
    Polls are consistently showing two key indictments on the Biden-Harris administration border policy: Americans not only overwhelmingly oppose illegal immigration but also want troops sent to the southern border and the border secure.
  • Dissension, ‘toxicity’ plagued Trump’s Secret Service detail
    Rancor, recriminations and serious formal misconduct complaints have plagued all levels of the Secret Service detail assigned to protect former President Donald Trump over the last year, distracting the team from its core mission of securing Trump from physical harm and preventing an assassination.
  • The Great Walz of China
    The key component here is not just his (Walz's) ties to China, but his ties to the Chinese Communist Party. 
  • A sermon on John 6:51-58
    So why is Holy Communion important? Because God wants you to be with Him in Heaven. Jesus gave you this great gift of His body and blood as soul food to strengthen you through the storms in life.
  • Ukraine strikes deep inside Russia
    Attacks on military infrastructure enter an ethical ‘gray zone.’ While Russian military bases and equipment seem legitimate targets in wartime, what of bridges, airports, railways, and power stations that also have civilian uses?
  • The true cost of Biden’s bet on BEVs
    Has the federal government even looked closely at cost and performance comparisons among the various low- and zero-emission engines that are already on the market or being field-tested? Have administration officials consulted with automakers worldwide to learn why they are developing non-BEV engines? Or is there some other reason that the Biden Administration, for which Vice President Harris has been a major spokesperson for the battery-electric school bus, has placed all of its bets on a technology controlled so heavily by China?
  • Saddling taxpayers with student loan cancellation is irresponsible 
    The higher education system warrants careful review as rising tuition costs and the amount of student loans disbursed for education saddle students and graduates with financial difficulties. But placing the burden of our nation’s outstanding student loan debt on taxpayers, including Americans who have worked hard to pay back their loans, is irresponsible and unaffordable.  
  • With all due respect to Earl Hindman, I don't think so, Tim
    Voters this November would be wise to remember two things: You can vote in socialism, but you cannot vote it out.
  • One of 500 tractors
    This is the 54th Ohio Valley Antique Machinery Show. This is that time of year when folks come from near and far and wide to proudly parade their vintage machinery and share their stories with those who come to listen, stroll across the grounds, and take it all in.
  • The wider Middle East war that only Hamas wants
    American support for Israel, in the military arena as well as in the court of international public opinion, has been and will remain crucial.
  • Overdose awareness campaigns save lives
    International Overdose Awareness Day, Aug. 31, is the most extensive annual campaign to end overdose. The campaign raises awareness of overdose, which has impacted every community. Too many families have lost loved ones, but this campaign and others like it can save lives. 
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