Issues
A Catholic high school in Ohio is being targeted for legal action because school officials fired a veteran teacher when it was revealed that she is a lesbian.
Despite repeatedly vowing not to put U.S. boots on the ground in Mali, the Obama administration has already deployed a small contingent of American troops there.
Despite overwhelming support among lawmakers, Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed legislation that would have made Arizona the second state to officially define gold and silver as legal tender.
Following an uproar over a Defense Department statement saying that military personnel could be court-martialed for sharing their faith, the Pentagon has backed down on that position and now says soldiers are free to proselytize, as long as they don't harass others.
A group of individuals and small businesses is suing the IRS for ruling that individuals in states that do not establish insurance exchanges are eligible for premium subsidies in direct contravention of the ObamaCare law.
In a response to U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, Kansas Governor Sam Brownback reaffirmed his state's right to oppose unconstitutional federal attempts to infringe on the right to keep and bear arms.
The Pakistani doctor who reportedly helped the CIA locate Osama bin Laden is on a hunger strike.
One more step by the Therapeutic State toward gun confiscation was taken by California Governor Jerry Brown this week, hiring more "special agents" to search for and confiscate weapons from innocents now deemed to be mentally ill.
Rhode Island has become the latest state to fall to legalized same-sex marriage.
High-school student Benji Backer demonstrates how political correctness in the world of academia creates an environment that is oppressive to conservative students.
