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The Hollywood icon Dennis Quaid is crediting his strong Christian faith with saving him from drug addiction back in the 1980s.
Anthony Weiner had a veritable meltdown when confronted by a podcast host about a conspiracy theory surrounding the Clinton body count.
Mike Love of The Beach Boys took a shot at Budweiser as he mocked being possibly cancelled for singing “gender-specific” song “Surfer Girl.”
On July 4th, 1986, President Ronald Reagan, well into his second term in office, spoke to the nation on that Independence Day night to remind us all of the heroic spirit and optimism for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness which helped craft us into the greatest country the world had ever known.
Actor and singer Frank Sinatra, as well as his famous “Rat Pack” of celebrity friends, defined an entire generation of cinema, music, and fashion. Much like many celebrities today, Sinatra also dipped his hands into the muddied waters of politics. Though never running for office himself, he lent his cool reputation and nationwide popularity to political figures, typically Democrats, with the most famous example being his personal friend, President John F. Kennedy.
As we head into the 2024 election cycle, support for the Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is growing in a huge way.
Presidents from Carter to Reagan have detailed encounters with UFOs. Let’s take a look at the legacy of aliens and our American Presidents.
The 2024 presidential race officially kicked off several weeks ago with former President Donald Trump’s announcement he would be launching an historic third campaign to regain the White House for a second non-consecutive term.
At a time when our American holiday traditions are under attack, let’s watch and remember Ronald Reagan’s 1988 Columbus Day speech.
President Ronald Reagan’s speech to the Annual Members Banquet of the National Rifle Association (NRA) in 1983 provided a “nasty truth” that could easily be applied to today’s anti-gun Democrats.
Facebook permanently disabled the ad account of conservative children’s book publisher Heroes of Liberty for not meeting its “standards.”
The trouble with inflation is that explanations are just as likely to explain away what they purport to explain as they are to bring us closer to understanding them.