Whatever The Court Rules, The Question Remains
The justices will judge Trump’s order without settling the larger question of birthright citizenship.
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The justices will judge Trump’s order without settling the larger question of birthright citizenship.
Supporters of intellectual property would interject that entrepreneurship benefits from property of things
As colossal as the poem’s story is—being stretched over 10 years and encompassing the entire Mediterranean—“The Odyssey” fundamentally tells the story of home. The most important lessons to be learned from it are domestic.
While all this is fun, it also serves a deeper purpose. Intentionally investing time and energy into one’s family relationships is critical for the health of the world.
On Wednesday, just as he was about to sign a housing bill, the president canceled the ceremony, delaying it until the SAVE America Act came to his desk to sign.
“This is both a market correction and a cultural correction,” Allen Mendenhall, a senior adviser for The Heritage Foundation’s Free Enterprise Initiative, told the Daily Signal.
But something remarkable is happening during the 2026 World Cup, which is jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Fans from all across the world have arrived in America—and they are absolutely loving it.
There, in the same political breath, Newsom opposed a California billionaire tax while calling for a national billionaire tax. Same target. Same moral language. Same argument about concentrated wealth.
Many of these schemes begin with advertisements purchased by fraudsters, including international fraud cartels, who use social media platforms to lure victims into fake investment opportunities, romance scams, and other financial traps.
You have heard the claims of school choice opponents: fraud, waste, lack of accountability. What you have not heard is that robust accountability mechanisms already exist in this program, and they are working.
Though the songs may be as familiar as the red, white, and blue, the stories behind them often are not.
Americans just love to be part of something bigger than themselves. Yes, we will fiercely defend our individualism
Meritocracy is a simple concept: Those who work hard and excel will be rewarded, and the fruits of one’s labor are evidence of capability and competency.
The Religious Liberty Commission, established by executive order last May, interviewed more than 100 witnesses across seven hearings.