"When we have cities like Austin, or Nashville, or other capital cities whose local government is not representative of the will of the people, de-charter them and establish them as state municipal ...

THERE are few things we Brits love more than fish and chips.And Scarborough, home to 93 chippies, knows that more than ...

Thursday's online column was about a politician I admire named James Talarico from Texas, who caught the attention of Joe ...

Tennessee GOP Rep. Tim Burchett made an appearance on this Sunday's State of the Union on CNN, and even though he's one of the few Republicans calling for the release of the Epstein files, he's also ...

For decades, people have traveled to this field near Post, Oregon because it supposedly denotes the geographical center of ...

When you talk about the band Murder By Death to people who aren’t familiar with them, there’s an immediate hand-wringing, a self-conscious “no, wait, don’t dismiss them, they’re not like that, I’m not ...

I love my cousin, but I'm skipping her out-of-town wedding because there's no rehearsal dinner. There'd be no time to connect with her.

Department of Justice prosecutors have been forced to dismiss multiple cases due to officers’ misleading statements.

“Tom Homan isn’t shutting up.” That was the bottom-line message of a speech delivered by Homan at the Turning Point USA ...

It turns out that one of the worst things you can do as an opposing captain is to question the morals of the England openers.

The classic novel, The Great Gatsby provides fuel for reflections on the malign impact of great wealth in John Marsh’s A Rotten Crowd, finds John Westmoreland One hundred years ago, F.

I explored a forgotten town known as the "Town of Terror." Once full of life, it now stands completely abandoned — no people, no sounds, just eerie silence and ...