Marguerite has lived the immigration process and her story spotlights the travesty taking place on our southern border. Marguerite married Robert, her American sweetheart, in

Hans Christian Anderson’s fable of the Emperor’s New Clothes has a modern application. You will remember that charlatans convinced the king that their nothings were

Last week’s Red and Blue column in the Daily Herald asked, “Is parenting being criminalized in America?” It is. The right of parents to determine

Opposition continues to build toward Common Core, the behemoth, pseudo state education program tucked quietly into the federal government’s hip pocket. People are waking up,

A central driving force exists in every movement. The force for independence in colonial America was centered in Samuel Adams of Boston, known as the

The contention between our two major political parties is gnawing at the nation’s nerves. Politics doesn’t have to get ugly and political parties need not

There was a time when a person could call a spade a spade, as he saw it. No longer. Society is now bound with rules

To those who grew up in the 1950s, life was uncomplicated and innocent. It’s a time to remember with longing. In the 50s, families were

What decides legality—the Constitution, or a judge’s ruling? Are we required to obey illegal judicial rulings? When the Constitution was new, there was no doubt;

“Congress is full of crooks because the pulpits are full of cowards.” So read a sign in a Montana town on September 3, 2013, as

Few symbols showcase “America” like Old Glory on a breezy day. Freedom and liberty are the message, loud and clear. We learned as schoolchildren that

The NSA scandal involving your private information has rocked the nation. Your privacy, and the reputation it cradles, is your prized possession—your property, like your