Last World War II Medal of Honor recipient dies
Hershel "Woody" Williams, the last survivor among 473 servicemen awarded the Medal of Honor for battlefield bravery in World War II, died Wednesday while surrounded...
Officials reportedly ID truck driver suspected in migrant deaths; pretended to be victim
Mexican and U.S. officials have reportedly identified the man suspected of driving the truck that carried dozens of migrants to their deaths in the Texas...
Forever prisoners: Gitmo and due process of the law
Due process means that all defendants in criminal cases and all persons detained by the government are entitled to know the charges against them, are...
Choosing life in circumstances less than ideal
Some editorial writers, columnists and activists are working overtime to tell stories of women who oppose last week's ruling by the Supreme Court that overturned...
Jan. 6 select committee degenerates into a racket
The great philosopher Eric Hoffer once said: "Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket."
Want to destroy democracy? Look to the left
Radical leftists believe that -- until that great day when they control every aspect of our lives -- democracy in this country is always going...
Signs of breakthrough in S. Korea-Japan tensions on sidelines of NATO summit
Diplomatic friction between South Korea and Japan that threatens to undermine a strategic partnership with the U.S. appears to be easing after years of intense...
Struggling sales reportedly prompted Bed, Bath & Beyond to turn down air conditioning
If you thought it felt a bit steamier the last time you went to Bed, Bath & Beyond, you wouldn't be alone.
U.S. bolsters long-term troop presence in Europe as Russia-Ukraine war drags on
The future of America's long-term troop presence in Europe came into focus Wednesday as President Biden announced new plans to permanently place fresh U.S. personnel...