by George Landrith    •     The Hill  When it comes to the U.S. Postal Service, the organization’s decline has been well documented for years. Last year the Postal…

President Obama lives and operates in a fictitious world because the real world doesn’t cooperate with his dogmas.  by New York Post Editorial Board   It’s plainly liberating for President…

by Michael Bastasch     •      Daily Caller  Data from America’s most advanced climate monitoring system shows the U.S. has undergone a cooling trend over the last decade, despite recent claims…

by George Landrith    •     Washington Examiner  Where possible, policy leaders in this country should make the promotion of American businesses a priority. When the American economy is…

by Steve Moore    •    Forbes  Sometimes it seems President Obama lives in a parallel universe where facts are floating around to be plucked out of suspended animation. Never…

Once a proud moment, the U.S. military intervention in Libya continues to haunt candidate Clinton. by Michael Hirsh & Jeff Bartholet      •      Politico Magazine Hillary Clinton…

by Scott Greer     •    Daily Caller   So a comedian talks to a journalist and wonders what’s the deal with political correctness. “That’s not funny!” screams the politically…

by Gerri Willis    •     Fox Business News   The Internal Revenue Service may have found 6,400 emails from Lois Lerner, who oversaw the tax agency’s Exempt Organizations…

Freedom and opportunity are on the horizon with a new crop of principled, capable and positive conservatives.  by George Landrith    In the past few weeks and the next couple…

by Stephen Collinson     •     CNN Hillary Clinton has another Libya problem. She’s already grappling with the political headaches from deleted emails and from the terror attack…

Congress is wrong to take itself out of the game. by Peter Roff     •    US News & World Report If, as CQ.com reported Thursday, GOP congressional leaders…

by Jonathan S. Tobin     •     Commentary  Hillary Clinton was in Texas on Thursday doing what she usually does: not taking questions from the press while seeking…

Earmarks, legislative action benefited husband’s benefactors by Kelly Riddell     •     The Washington Times  Hillary Rodham Clinton’s efforts to provide favors to major donors to her husband’s…

by The Washington Examiner Editorial Board Last week, we looked at how the EPA manipulated the public comments process for its new rule defining protected waters under the Clean Water Act.…

by Larry Elder   •   Townhall Fourteen to one, in favor. That was the Los Angeles City Council vote to raise, over the next five years, the city’s minimum…