The Supreme Court hears Trump's Colorado ballot access case Congress doesn't suggest any plan B to the failed border bill Hillary Clinton calls Tucker Carlson a puppy dog after he scores an interview with Vladimir Putin The Senate passes another foreign aid package to send more money to Ukraine Mutant wolves exposed to the Chernobyl disaster have gained a new superpower The Hawaii Supreme Court reversed the dismissal of charges for carrying without a permit Please visit our great sponsors Black Rifle Coffeehttps blackriflecoffee com danaJoin the Coffee Club today and get off your first month's subscription Goldcohttps danalikesgold comGet [... more]

President Donald Trump just appealed to the U S Supreme Court to keep him on the Colorado ballot in Will the Justices grant expedited review of the th Amendment ballot access case The Sekulow team discusses the ACLJ's latest filing in the fight at the Supreme Court to preserve election integrity Trump's legal team attempting to get Special Counsel Jack Smith held in contempt of court and much more Senior Counsel for International and Government Affairs Jeff Ballabon also joins to discuss the latest news in the Middle East [... more]

A New York City judge ordered President Trump to dissolve the Trump Organization LLC based on alleged claims of fraud Also the ACLJ now represents the West Virginia GOP to stop the Left's twisting of the th Amendment to disqualify Donald Trump from the primary ballot All Americans' right to vote must be protected and the Deep State election interference must end We just filed in a third lawsuit representing the West Virginia Republican Party to protect ballot access after a recent lawsuit claimed President Trump is ineligible to appear on the state's primary ballot We stand ready to defend [... more]

The ACLJ now represents the Oklahoma GOP to stop the twisting of the th Amendment to keep conservatives from having the choice to vote for Donald Trump in The Deep State election interference must end The Oklahoma Republican Party wants to protect ballot access after a recent lawsuit claimed Trump is ineligible to appear on the state's primary ballot We stand ready to defend your constitutional right to vote for the candidate of your choice The Sekulow team discusses our efforts to stop the legal system from targeting conservatives as well as other political news Also ACLJ Senior Advisor for [... more]

This week on Family Policy Matters NC Family President John L Rustin interviews Mitch Kokai a senior political analyst at the John Locke Foundation one of North Carolina's preeminent conservative research organizations and public policy think tanks Mitch talks about four new amendments to North Carolina's constitution [... more]

Voters have broken veto-proof Republican supermajorities in the N C General Assembly The November election results ensure a more powerful role for both the Democratic minority and Gov Roy Cooper Becki Gray John Locke Foundation senior vice president analyzes the election's significance The United States and other Western nations are choosing to reject the economic Miracle that has generated most of the world's prosperity That's the assessment of Jonah Goldberg The American Enterprise Institute Scholar and National Review senior editor explains his assessment in the recent book Suicide of the West He discussed key themes from the book during a [... more]

With legal battles over congressional redistricting and state constitutional amendments resolved for now North Carolina's election ballot is now set for November Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief discusses the key issues voters will be addressing in this so-called blue moon election with no presidential gubernatorial or U S Senate race Critics of school voucher programs often point to history They say vouchers arose from segregationists' efforts to fight school integration Phillip Magness senior research fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research says the actual history is much more complicated Magness explains that the earliest supporters of school vouchers often [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers have adjourned their regular long session but that doesn't mean they have finished work for the year They plan to return to Raleigh in early August and again in September Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief explains why lawmakers have planned to return to work at least a couple more times in He'll also preview their legislative agenda Members of the General Assembly tend to be older than the state's general population But a handful of lawmakers younger than have decided to form a new group It's called the North Carolina Future Caucus It will take a bipartisan [... more]