Not everyone was thrilled when Walt Disney Studios included a gay character in last year's live-action remake of "Beauty and the Beast," but for LGBT activists that was only the beginning. Published May 23, 2018
Sen. Mike Lee says the retirement of U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy is a "very real possibility" that could take place before July. Published May 23, 2018
The Boy Scouts will reportedly provide condoms at the upcoming World Scout Jamboree. Published May 22, 2018
National Rifle Association spokeswoman Dana Loesch says we should defund Planned Parenthood and direct the abortion giant's annual $500 million budget toward improving school safety. Published May 22, 2018
The vast majority of students at Pomona College say the campus climate prevents people from sharing controversial ideas for fear of offending others. Published May 21, 2018
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott joined parishioners seeking solace at the first church services since the deadly school shooting at Santa Fe High School as the debate over how to stop such incidents intensified. Published May 20, 2018
President Trump's feud with the Justice Department escalated dramatically over the weekend amid reports of an FBI informant snooping around his campaign, and now the president is calling on the embattled agency to investigate itself. Published May 20, 2018
There could have been more than one FBI informant snooping on the Trump campaign, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes said on Sunday, but we do not know because the Justice Department has stonewalled congressional requests for documents outlining the impetus for the investigation. Published May 20, 2018
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott joined parishioners seeking solace at the first church services since the deadly school shooting at Santa Fe High School as the debate over how to stop such incidents intensified. Published May 20, 2018
Longtime Trump aide Roger Stone says it's "not inconceivable" that special counsel Robert Mueller is trying to "conjure up" crimes against the president and his allies unrelated to the 2016 election. Published May 20, 2018
Rep. Adam Schiff says the idea that the Trump campaign was spied on by the Justice Department is "nonsense" as multiple reports have identified University of Cambridge Professor Stefan Halper as an informant who worked for the FBI to snoop on the Trump campaign. Published May 20, 2018
Incoming National Rifle Association President Oliver North says school shootings are the product of a "culture of violence," not the Second Amendment. Published May 20, 2018
CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday pressed Sen. Mark Warner for evidence that the Trump campaign accepted help from a foreign adversary to win the 2016 presidential race. "Still, as far as the public knows," Mr. Tapper said, "no evidence of anybody in the Trump team accepting the offers of help, no evidence of actual conspiracy that we know of yet." Published May 20, 2018
Sen. Mark Warner says there isn't one piece of legislation that would have prevented the school shooting Friday in Santa Fe, Texas. Published May 20, 2018
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says one way to reduce the occurrence of school shootings is to arm teachers and train them how to respond to active-shooter situations. Published May 20, 2018
According to a report released this week by Young America's Foundation, liberal speakers outnumbered conservatives 12 to 1. Published May 16, 2018
A California judge has struck down the state's physician-assisted suicide law, ruling that it was ratified impermissibly during a special session to address Medicaid funding shortfalls. Published May 16, 2018
The bicentennial of Karl Marx's birth has coincided with a groundswell of support for the communist theorist's ideas. Dozens of Democrats running for local office have embraced the socialist label, and national party leaders are advocating bigger government as they jockey for position on the left wing of the party. Published May 15, 2018
Activists filed a federal lawsuit Monday to block construction of the Obama Presidential Center on Chicago's historic public parklands. Published May 15, 2018
Legal fights are breaking out across the nation over university policies that curtail the free speech of students and academic freedom of professors. Published May 13, 2018
