John P. Wiles

WASHINGTON — Whenever President Obama’s policy ideas run into trouble, he calls for a summit to seek a solution to his problems. It’s his all-purpose, eleventh-hour, fallback gimmick to show he is suddenly open to new…

As we look down the barrel of state-sponsored terrorism and the enormous burdens of fighting two wars, here is something to think about.

President Obama wants open homosexuals in the military. It’s a big priority….

Last Monday, at the request of her principal, 12-year-old Alexa Gonzalez was arrested and marched out of her middle school in handcuffs. She spent several hours in police custody, where she says she “started crying,…

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has decided to devalue his country’s currency and impose price controls. These actions will provide U.S. politicians, economics professors and the public with a textbook demonstration of…

With the economy in shambles, recession chic is in. People are cutting back, tightening belts, cooking at home more. The Target Corporation’s ad campaign highlighting the many ways its store can save consumers money has…

On Tuesday, February 9, the House Militia, Police and Public Safety Committee passed HB505, by a vote of 16 to 6.

House Bill 505 would allow a concealed carry permit holder to carry his or her firearm into a restaurant, provided he or she does not consume any alcohol. This bill is similar to last year’s bill that was passed by both the House and Senate Chambers and ultimately vetoed by Governor Tim Kaine (D).

Two important pro-gun bills are currently headed to the Senate floor for consideration.

Anti-gun extremists in Illinois have been increasingly frustrated with their inability to pass legislation attacking our Right to Keep and Bear Arms.

The Maine legislature is currently considering legislation (LD1737) that would ban the carrying of firearms within Acadia National Park and along Maine’s portion of the Appalachian Trail.