Thomas Sanco

Last week, we celebrated our nation’s independence. But unfortunately, polls taken in recent years show many Americans aren’t particularly proud to be American.

How far would you go to stop Hitler? It’s a hypothetical many have entertained over the years, one with the logical conclusion that Hitler must be stopped – presumably by any means necessary.

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has been perhaps the most controversial political figure to emerge in Oklahoma politics in quite some time.

With the dramatic series of political events that have transpired over the past several weeks, a recent Supreme Court decision was somewhat overshadowed in the chaos.

If you’ve never heard of the Comstock Act, you’re not alone. The obsolescent law dates back to 1873 and gets its name from Anthony Comstock, a man

With the Democratic National Convention wrapping up last week, the 2024 presidential campaign is heading into the final stretch.

It’s been 23 years since the 9/11 attacks that drew us into the war in Afghanistan. Four presidents oversaw that war, yet none were able to lead us to a

By now, children all across the country are back in school. That means that usually, for five days out of the week, these children get at least one of their

Robert Gates, former Secretary of Defense under both George W. Bush and Barack Obama, wrote a decade ago that Joe Biden had been “wrong on nearly every major foreign policy

Tonight, America has a rendezvous with destiny. What that destiny is, at the time of this publication, remains unclear.