The goal of government should be a policy with as few unintended consequences as possible, or none at all.
Amid an unprecedented percentage of teens reporting that they had vaped at least once during the past month, the Trump administration was poised to announce a ban on flavors in all nicotine vaping products earlier this month.
The First Step Act passed last December has already made good on the promise of opportunity -- and of forgiveness -- for people who have paid their debt to society.
When socialists gain power, they don't destroy just themselves. They usually take everyone else down with them as well.
"Great nations do not fight endless wars." Those were the words of President Trump in this year's State of the Union address. Fast forward eight months and America's involvement in the Middle East is still as tumultuous and confusing as ever.
Late last week, the House of Representatives adopted a resolution authorizing formal investigations into whether President Donald Trump has committed impeachable offenses while in office.
Why in the world would sane people living through one of the most prosperous periods in national history ever consider voting for socialists?
As far as I can tell from a reading of history, while some presidents were friends of clergy, who sometimes advised them, to my knowledge, none hired them as staff members. Until the presidency of Richard Nixon.
What she Rep. Katie Hill did not mention in her speech is that she was under investigation by the House Ethics Committee for an alleged affair with one of her congressional staffers, a violation of House rules. She denies the allegation.
Election Day 2020 is officially less than a year away (by just a couple days, but still).
While the market is now developed enough that solar can compete with traditional energy sources, those who benefit from these kinds of tax credits are -- to borrow a phrase -- the ones who need it the least: The very rich.
With the 2020 elections coming up fast (did the election cycle ever really end?), the big online content platforms are feeling to burn to get ahead of the next round of accusations that they are facilitating electoral manipulation.
At a rally for Bernie Sanders in Minneapolis on Sunday, Rep. Ilhan Omar told a cheering crowd that she was excited to campaign for a presidential candidate who "will fight against Western imperialism and fight for a just world."
Although it begins and ends with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's 2018 congressional testimony, "None of Your Damn Business," Lawrence Cappello's trenchant, informed study of privcy issues in America covers a lot of territory in between.
The House Oversight Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties spent time last week hearing allegations that the oil industry has worked to "suppress the truth about climate change" at a lopsided hearing that featured five witnesses for the majority and one lone voice for the minority.
Vaping is an alternative to combustible tobacco as a means of satisfying nicotine cravings. Rather than smoking, people "vape" nicotine-spiked solutions that are heated and aerosolized within "e-cigarettes."
What does the future have in store for us if Congress succeeds in impeaching President Donald Trump, the president who presides over the best economy America has had in the last 50 years?
The Pelosi plan mandates the government "negotiate" drug prices, not just on behalf of federal programs, but for the entire private sector as well.
The LGBTQ agenda is spreading like a cancer throughout America's public school systems. Standing silent means abandoning the schools -- abandoning America's rising generations -- to the insane.
The crime-related headlines about Germantown, Maryland, could be a testament to those routinely published about for D.C. Yet the politician chiefly responsible for ensuring public safety in Germantown has decided to backhand law enforcers and effectively stifle their free speech.
From the demise of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi to the Turkish offensive against Kurdish forces, Syria has been in the news recently and often. What hasn't made headlines much is Damascus' continuing possession and use of chemical weapons. And that's something that shouldn't be forgotten.
Shortly after Jim Bakker's release from prison in July 1994, I invited the disgraced TV evangelist to my home. There was an important question I wanted to ask him.
