Joe Wolverton

Roosevelt’s “Four Policemen” was a plan to permanently shackle the United States to a role of international enforcer in a world government.

The ruling breathes new life into the president’s constitutional duty to “take care that the laws be faithfully executed.”

Cal Thomas’s latest article, “Time for the Right to Clean House,” is simply the newest smear against the patriotic John Birch Society.

AT A GLANCE • A Baby in a manger, not an emperor's decree, transformed the world. • Culture cannot be redeemed by law, and law cannot survive without virtue.

On June 7, 1776, Richard Henry Lee was the first to stand and advocate independence for the 13 American Colonies.

AT A GLANCE • The words in the Declaration of Independence mean nothing if we do not put them into practice. • Learning and applying the principles in the Declaration is the best way to celebrate it. • Prior to the American Revolution, patriots informed fellow citizens through the Committees of Correspondence. • In a ...

President Trump said “Maybe we take back Washington, run it on the federal basis," when asked about Janeese Lewis George becoming mayor.