The Philadelphia city council passed a law that could regulate away shopkeepers' ability to protect themselves with bulletproof glass because its presence offends some people. ...
The State Department gave a globalist think tank nearly $1 million to help opposition parties oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. ...
A Maine doughnut shop was viciously attacked on social media by LGBT activists for seeking the Salvation Army's help in assisting a needy family. ...
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has hired doctors with histories of malpractice and even criminal convictions, some of whom have gone on to harm VA patients as well. ...
Left-wing college students are expressing virulent bigotry against white people in school newspapers. ...
A wave of hospital bankruptcies is coming, and ObamaCare is largely to blame. ...
The Supreme Court is set to decide whether the government may obtain data on an individual’s cellphone usage without a warrant, a ruling that has both Fourth and First Amendment implications....
A Canadian university has disciplined a graduate student for evenhandedly presenting both sides of the debate over the use of “gender-neutral” pronouns. ...
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case challenging a California law requiring crisis-pregnancy centers to tell their clients how to obtain state-subsidized abortions. ...
An alleged racial incident at the U.S. Air Force Academy that turned an officer into an Internet sensation was, in fact, a hoax perpetrated by one of the alleged victims. ...
A Kansas man confessed to painting racist graffiti on his own car and reporting the incident to police as if someone else were responsible. ...
Congressional conservatives are hoping to repeal ObamaCare's individual mandate via the GOP tax-reform bill. ...
Stephen Parente, President Trump’s nominee for assistant secretary of planning and evaluation in the Department of Health and Human Services, is closely linked to major health-insurance companies. ...
A chain of Texas abortion clinics that fought stricter safety regulations all the way to the Supreme Court is guilty of “dozens of violations of health and safety standards,” reported the...
A popular Disney Channel tween sitcom is introducing a storyline about a 13-year-old boy who decides he's gay. ...