Once a Congressional Outsider, Tim Huelskamp Now Plans to Work on the Inside - VIDEO Oregon Bakers Read Mean Tweets From Frosty Foes
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Jan. 4, 2015
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| Good morning from Washington this first Monday of 2016. First up, a profile of Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan. To understand the rising conservative, Phil Wegmann traveled his huge district with him. A world away in Ukraine, Nolan Peterson finds America's popularity rising. The Oregon bakers who wouldn't make a wedding cake share "hate mail" on camera. We've got commentaries on counting illegal immigrants and the movement to turn over public lands to states. Plus: 18 good reads for 2016. |
NewsOnce a Congressional Outsider, Tim Huelskamp Now Plans to Work on the Inside - VIDEO Oregon Bakers Read Mean Tweets From Frosty FoesOnce a Congressional Outsider, Tim Huelskamp Now Plans to Work on the Inside The Kansas highwayman's knife fight with leadership may be over: Under House Speaker Paul Ryan, Rep. Tim Huelskamp has been elected to the influential Steering Committee. Read More |
CommentaryYou Only Think You Know How Many Illegal Immigrants Live in the US For a decade now, no number has been given greater certitude and less investigation. Not even the number of planets in our solar system has enjoyed such constancy and acceptance. Read More |
CommentaryHere Are 18 Books You Should Read in 2016 Looking for a good book to start the new year? We've put together a list of recommendations by Heritage Foundation experts that will give you plenty of interesting reading options for 2016. Read More |
NewsOregon Bakers Read Mean Tweets From Frosty Foes Aaron and Melissa Klein, the Oregon bakers who were ordered to pay $135,000 for refusing to make a cake for a same-sex wedding, are no strangers to online backlash. Watch the Video |
NewsIn Ukraine, Lenin Gets the Boot From Uncle Sam For many Ukrainians, embracing American culture is a symbolic way to resist Moscow dating back to the Cold War. Read More |
CommentaryHow Federal Missteps Make the Case to Transfer Public Lands to States, Localities A growing number of state organizations seek to remedy what they consider negligent policies and shoddy oversight of public land on the part of federal agencies. Read More |
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