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Faith Aug 3, 2026

AMAC and TruPlay Launch FAITH First Alliance to Champion Faith, Free Speech, and AI Ethics

Rebecca Weber

Politics Aug 3, 2026 8

Faith and Courage: The Enduring Legacy of America’s Military Chaplains

Robert B. Charles

Politics Aug 3, 2026 41

Mayor Mamdani Doxxes His Own Residents

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani just declared a war on private property, exposing the private personal information of tens of thousands of homeowners - not just wealthy residents.

Lillian Ferrell

Politics Aug 3, 2026 43

Democrats Don’t Even Know Their Own Election Laws

Matt Lamb

Politics Aug 2, 2026 11

Make American Baby Numbers Great Again

David P. Deavel

Politics Aug 1, 2026 14

August – A Month for Shooting Sports

The NSSF has marked August as National Shooting Sports Month for a decade, honoring a pastime that Eleanor Roosevelt, JFK, Patton, and Annie Oakley all shared.

Connor Martin

National Security Jul 31, 2026 4

Zelensky Draws an Ace: Ukraine’s Attack Drones and the New Strategies Dominating Modern Warfare

Ukraine now builds hundreds of thousands of attack drones a month, cheaply and fast, and the Pentagon wants that know-how to fix its own cost overruns and delays.

Steven Richards

National Security Jul 31, 2026 8

‘319,000 Missing Immigrant Children’: Hilton Revives Becerra’s Biggest Failure

In leaked audio, Becerra pushed staff to speed up releases, saying $1,000 a day for kids "who may not even have the legal right to be here" was too much.

Angelina Delfin

Politics Jul 31, 2026 6

Thomas Jefferson's Timeless Case for Free Speech

Thomas Jefferson understood that free speech, not violence, is how a free people find truth and settle differences. In his "Notes on the State of Virginia," he defended limited government and the open exchange of ideas as safeguards of liberty.

Robert B. Charles

From Our Corners

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Deviled Eggs: The Timeless Appetizer That Has Graced American Tables for Generations

Politics Jul 31, 2026 18

ECHOES OF EXCEPTIONALISM: General George Washington and Power Constrained by Duty

On December 23, 1783, General George Washington did something extraordinary - he handed Congress his commission and walked away from power.

Phill Kline

Medicare Jul 31, 2026 42

President Trump Fixes Biden’s Mess on Medicare Drug Premiums

The Trump administration is doing the right thing by fixing a totally unworkable Biden-era Medicare subsidy program. The hysterical reaction from the left should be seen for what it is – nothing more than another shameful election-season scare tactic.

Shane Harris

Politics Jul 30, 2026 20

Trump’s Tough-on-Crime Approach Yielding Historic Results

Homicides fell 18 percent in the first half of 2026 and are on track for their lowest level in a century.

Alan Jamison

Elections Jul 30, 2026 8

AMAC Members Send Over 56,000 Messages Urging Congress to Pass the SAVE America Act

The bill, which requires proof of citizenship to register to vote and nationwide Voter ID, passed the House in April but is currently stalled in the Senate.

Lillian Ferrell