America Now

Respect for private property and the right to due process – two of the fundamental pillars of the US Constitution – are being increasingly trampled and violated by the federal …

In his August speech on Afghanistan strategy, President Trump declared, “We are not nation-building again.” Why, then, was it announced Wednesday that almost 1,000 additional US and NATO troops are …

Liberal societies now have more to worry about than just election meddling by the Kremlin. New research reveals a growing threat within, with millennials increasingly rejecting free markets and favoring …

UK Prime Minister Theresa May has proposed a new tax on technology firms, including communications service providers, to “counter Internet harms.” The move comes amid increasing cooperation at the policy …

As Hurricane Irma made a path towards the US Virgin Islands, Governor Kenneth Mapp took steps to prove civil libertarians are justified in their fears that many politicians would use …

The beleaguered socialist government of Venezuela, flirting with defaulting on its debt obligations as its economy flounders, intends to restructure its financial obligations to investors, estimated to range between $100 …

In joint testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Secretary of Defense James Mattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that Congress should not repeal the Authorization for Use …

In the first step of a battle that will likely end at the US Supreme Court, Oregon’s Democrat Governor Kate Brown has signed into law legislation that would allow government …

Officials with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) have mounted a campaign calling for technology companies to weaken the encryption on consumer mobile devices. …

President Trump’s controversial ban on transgender people enlisting in the military was partially stonewalled by federal court judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly. Kollar-Kotelly issued a preliminary injunction which halted two key provisions …