Overtly Christian language used by federal agencies and cabinet members in official holiday greetings has drawn criticism from civil liberties groups and renewed scrutiny of church-state boundaries.
The speakers’ list for that event was a Who’s Who of American conservatism, but the absence of three prominent right-wingers—the late TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, white-nationalist streamer Nick ...
A Times Square billboard declaring “Jesus is Palestinian,” funded by an Arab American group, sparked sharp debate during Christmas, drawing mixed reactions over faith, politics, and identity amid the ...
How Conservative Christians created a cultural conflict by turning Christmas into a political cudgel
By the late 20th and early 21st century, conservative Christian political leaders began elevating the idea that Christmas was ...
Sigmund Freud theorized that when thoughts or experiences are repressed, they inevitably resurface in more deranged and damaging forms. When our dominant communication platforms seek to repress widely ...
Near the entrance to the main hall, visitors could pose for photos in a mud-flecked recreation of the tent in which Mr. Kirk ...
Vice President JD Vance says the conservative movement should welcome anyone who loves America. He declined to condemn antisemitism that has divided the Republican Party.
US vice president JD Vance was criticised after linking American identity to Christianity while advocating restrictions on ...
What happened on night one of Turning Point USA’s biggest event of the year, AmericaFest, happened again on night two as the night’s closing speakers offered differing visions of MAGA and the ...
The leading Republican candidate for Ohio governor is calling out his party for rising intolerance, including against Indian ...
Vivek Ramaswamy took aim at what he called the "heritage American" vision for the country, saying it was ideals that united ...
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