Opinion
Trump can save America’s schools
President Trump is among the most consequential presidents to have served in the White House.
Social media deception gives Iran a weapon against America
The U.S. is spending billions of dollars to degrade Iran’s military. Iran is spending a fraction of that to degrade America’s society using social media.
Government about to defund national parks and fund abortion
Unless our leaders act now, our government will cut funding that elevates life and spend billions of dollars literally destroying life.
GROWTH Act would make life more affordable for Americans
During my years representing Texas in Congress, including service as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, I worked alongside President Trump to deliver the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
Americans paying the price for Medicare Advantage abuse
As a physician with 35 years of experience, I have dedicated my life to serving others, primarily in rural and underserved communities.
Nonprofits shouldn’t have to rely on Supreme Court protection
The Supreme Court’s decision rebuking New Jersey for its harassment of pro-life pregnancy centers reminded state officials that they can’t trample constitutional rights just because they feel like it.
Pastor’s open letter to Senate candidate James Talarico says it all
Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico’s list of biblical absurdities continues to grow.
Trump’s new order secures America’s customs border
A secure border means a safe and prosperous America. That is a central tenet of the Trump presidency.
What’s a little mob attack on a church service?
If you are a left-wing activist living in St. Paul, Minnesota, you now have official state sanction to invade a church, scream at parishioners, terrify children and harass people leaving services.
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