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A virtual who’s who of the conservative movement, including Edwin Meese III, Attorney General to President Ronald Reagan, former Senator Jim DeMint, Chairman of the Conservative Partnership Institute, David N. Bossie of Citizens United, Jenny Beth Mar... Read More.

Conservatives, and even some Left-leaning constitutional scholars, were outraged by the last minute “preemptive” pardons former President Biden issued to his family, the House January 6 Committee, and his lawfare allies. Among those pardoned on Biden... Read More.

Here’s a thought experiment: If the United States had a means of addictively informing, subversively manipulating and covertly collecting data on half the people of China – without the permission, let alone the control, of the ruling Chinese Communist... Read More.

Remarks by President Donald J. Trump to the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland. THE PRESIDENT: Well, thank you very much, Klaus. And hello to everyone in beautiful Davos. This has been a truly historic week in the United States. Three days a... Read More.

Back during the campaign Democrats had a meltdown when Donald Trump spoke about “the enemy within” because they thought he was talking about them – as well he might have. But an Executive Order issued Monday made it clear President Trump wasn’t talkin... Read More.

Today’s Secure Freedom Minute with Frank Gaffney: A long time ago, I served as a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense in Ronald Reagan’s Pentagon. In that role, I learned firsthand the truth of the President’s observation that “Personnel is policy.” ... Read More.

Donald Trump was not re-elected simply because he got the most votes. He got the most votes because he embodied a defining American character that sees opportunities where others see insurmountable odds. From false attributions, and lawfare, to threa... Read More.

Today’s Secure Freedom Minute with Frank Gaffney: Gerald Ford’s remark on the occasion of his inauguration that “our long national nightmare is over” kept running through my head as I watched Donald Trump’s second one yesterday. It’s a source of inde... Read More.

Conservatives will likely be debating for a long time which of President Trump’s Day One actions were the most important or consequential (we weigh in on that soon). And of course, there’s the matter of which are our favorites versus which are the mo... Read More.

A lot of attention has been focused – rightly – on the many Executive Orders and appointments President Trump announced immediately after he was sworn in. And it is going to take a little while for everyone to digest the details of the flurry of annou... Read More.

Several thousand protesters took to the streets in the District of Columbia as part of the so-called “People’s March.” The crowd estimated at between 10 and 20K demonstrators gathered in pockets between Franklin Park, McPherson Sq, and Farragut Square... Read More.

At 12:02 pm in DC federal court, the American Federation of Government Employees sued President Trump and OMB over the establishment of the new Department of Government Efficiency. They were joined in the lawsuit by the Far Left organizations Public C... Read More.

01/20/25 THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release January 20, 2025 INAUGURAL ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP U.S. Capitol Washington, D.C. 12:10 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. Thank you very much, everybody. (... Read More.

Americans will breathe a collective sigh of relief today as the disastrous Biden presidency comes to an end and President Donald J. Trump reenters the Oval Office. However, the expectation that President Trump is going to immediately rectify the dama... Read More.

President Trump begins his new administration with promises of significant changes. His supporters are supercharged by his massive election victory that called for decisive action to cut the size and cost of government, eliminate corruption, and reduc... Read More.