Newt Gingrich

The difference in everyday pocketbook results is purely historic fact.

President Joe Biden, his administration and the Democrats in Congress have forgotten a simple rule of American leadership: real life dominates politics.

Two civilization-destroying streams are coming together to form a river of violence and intimidation that can sweep away the rule of law.

Of course, failing to show leadership and seriousness is normal for the Biden presidency.

I am writing this on April Fool's Day. That may be the perfect day to try to explain how impossible, and indeed foolish, the newest Joe Biden tax proposal is.

As you watch the Biden administration fail, ask yourself: "why Venezuela and not Texas? Why Iran and not Canada? Just how unwilling are they to help America?"

The United States is confronting a pair of ruthless dictatorships in two potential collisions that could change history and leave Americans at enormous risk.

House Republicans owe it to the Constitution and the American people to defeat the wolves and return them to sheep status.

Americans are worried about everyday life. They see that the Democrats are myopically stuck on partisan bickering, not actively solving problems.

The American system is gradually drifting into a national security system that will clearly lose a major war with Communist China.

It is stunning how much reporting and liberal commentary distorted the massacre at a Christmas parade last week.

The deadly actions of the last few days should serve as a wake-up call to most Americans.

The Nancy Pelosi dictatorship seems determined to force through trillions of dollars of additional spending.

What has made this election fascinating are the radical, almost diametrically opposed strategies of the two campaigns.

The coronavirus pandemic was unavoidable, but did it need to be as bad as it was?

America's failure to keep our decades-long public commitment to Taiwan would be devastating.

The Virginia governor's race is developing into a clear choice that has real implications for campaigns across the country in 2022.

Republicans can make history again—for the good of Americans.

The debacle in Afghanistan should cause the U.S. government to examine two crucial questions: what went wrong, and what lessons can we learn?

In the next few weeks, Republicans will have an opportunity to rebrand the Democrats as big-government socialists.

With each appearance, President Joe Biden seems more out of touch with reality. Whether it is cognitive decline or simply arrogance is impossible to say.

In the first seven months of the Biden presidency more than 1 million people have been stopped crossing our southern border.

Instead of the transparency Fauci called for in his 2012 article, we got a cover up, obfuscation and argument.

Inflation has started to rise. The 5.4 percent increase in June is a disastrous beginning to a potentially devastating cycle.

To address the ongoing cyber threat, the U.S. must recognize that China's and Russia's approaches to warfare are fundamentally different from our own.

With each passing day in Afghanistan the Taliban grows stronger, and the pro-American government forces grow weaker.

The contrast between Chinese progress and American paralysis has been growing greater and greater. And it's a serious problem.

Hamas consistently talks about killing Jews, but for some reason, many on the Left don't want to take its threats seriously. Instead, they call for a ceasefire from Israelis who are trying to defend themselves.

To understand the depth of the hypocrisy and anti-Americanism of the Facebook elites, it is revealing to look at who they are not removing from the platform.

Every American is going to pay higher taxes thanks to the Biden administration's policies.