Until it is illegal in Oklahoma to perform any gender-altering therapy or surgery on minors, no money should be given to the University of Oklahoma Children's Hospital.
The National Association of Attorneys General, known as NAAG, is under withering fire on several fronts.
One of the most perplexing monstrosities in the current political arena has been the reluctance and outright refusals of prominent pro-choice politicians to openly state which limits -- if any -- they support on abortion.
According to a new report, Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro is sending violent criminals -- including many convicted of murder, rape and extortion -- to the U.S. to seek asylum.
House Republican leaders, who have thrown gasoline on the red wave expectations bonfire for a year, finally unveiled their "Commitment to America" plan last week.
Nearly five decades ago, engineers from Brazil and Paraguay came together to resolve a centuries old land dispute by working together in a binational capacity to build a revolutionary hydroelectric power plant designed to supply electricity to both countries.
China's president and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) general secretary, Xi Jinping, commenced his first foreign trip in over two years with a visit to Kazakhstan, returning to the birthplace of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) nine years after it was first announced in 2013.
We can't have the person who's supposed to be the most powerful individual in the world wandering off stage, shaking unseeable hands, calling on the deceased. Those aren't gaffes. Joe Biden shouldn't so much be in the White House as in full-time hospital care and observation.
Bipartisan. It is an odd word, seemingly seldom exercised. Some would say it is an endangered species, but one current US Senator is leading the effort for an ongoing bipartisan exercise by the full Congress. Before we dig into that, a little history may be in order.
To produce zero carbon emissions, solar and wind would require the land area equivalent to five South Dakotas.
Recently Sen. Lindsay Graham predicted that if the Justice Department indicted former President Trump, there would be "riots in the streets" ("Sen. Lindsey Graham predicts 'riots' if Trump is prosecuted," Web, Aug. 29).
Here in Florida, California Gov. Gavin Newsom is something of a joke.
In a campaign speech last week, the absent-minded president declared, "Gas prices -- I know I got criticized for going into the stockpile. But guess what? Gas prices are down $1.30 a gallon.
The late Buddy Harrison was going to be in his son Dusty Hernandez-Harrison's corner Saturday night before it got unexpectedly postponed. "He will be a hard voice to replace," Dusty said. You would need a choir to replace the voice of Buddy Harrison.
No matter how the midterm elections fare, the looming 2024 presidential election forces thorny difficulties for the Democratic Party.
The war in Ukraine has shocked oil and gas markets, revealing how modern economies depend heavily on some resources. But another critical resource has gone relatively unnoticed: cobalt.
President Biden's reckless, unfounded and hypocritical declaration that the majority of the Republican Party are "semi-fascists" leaves me wondering whether he understands what fascism entails.
Change is in the wind, and it's not simply the climate. Pressure to break free from stagnant political oppression is erupting in places where it is neither common nor welcome.
Sparta was a gerontocracy, famously ruled by wise, experienced Greek elders. It worked pretty well.
Hurricane Ian made landfall on the Gulf Coast of Florida on Wednesday as a wicked Category 4 monster with winds of up to 150 miles an hour.
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