After Obama-backed legislation imposing more infringements on the right to keep and bear arms suffered a crushing defeat in the U.S. Senate, the president and anti-Second Amendment lawmakers are quietly working to revive the controversial push for gun control. 

President Barack Obama said Tuesday that the United States knows next to nothing about who perpetrated a chemical weapons attack in Syria, but his ignorance may be feigned.

Opposition continues to mount against the Obama-backed education standardization scheme known as “Common Core," with lawmakers and activists turning up the heat.  

According to Attorney General Eric Holder a "pathway to citizenship" is a civil right for illegal aliens.

The South Carolina House of Representatives passed a nullification bill to prevent the enforcement of the many mandates of the Obamacare legislation. 

The Koch Brothers' meeting in Palm Springs could presage the beginning of the change back to sensible policies and limited government that so many are hoping for.  

California’s Assembly passed a bill on April 25 that would permit non-U.S. citizens to serve on juries. If the bill, AB1401, passes the Senate and is signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown, California would become the first state to allow this practice. Brown has not taken a public position on the bill.  

In a two-hour symposium, Israeli lawmakers spoke out against barbaric human-rights abuses by the Communist Party regime in China against its dissidents.

The major media have orchestrated a full-tilt celebration of the first openly homosexual NBA player, while demonizing those who dare to take a public stand for traditional values and the Christian faith.

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it would allow the Plan B One-Step contraceptive to be sold without prescription to females as young as 15.