Defund the Smithsonian

An exhibit including an ant-covered, crucified Jesus and erotic “art” isn’t exactly what I’d picture taking my family to on a Sunday during the Christmas season.

It’s Red Kettle Time!

Salvation Army bell ringers and red kettles started popping up across the country not long after Halloween.

CWA President on Fox 5!

Wendy Wright, President of Concerned Women for America (CWA), was featured in a recent Fox 5 broadcast discussing a new study showing a decline in the number of married couples in America.

TSA Needs Some Common Sense

I am not kidding: Moms won’t abide someone messing with our children. Keep the cameras ready, it’s only a matter of time before one of us snaps. Hope it’s not me.

CWA’s Nance Responds to GOProud Letter

Penny Nance, CEO of Concerned Women for America, in response to the GOProud letter to the Republican majority: “Social issues should be at the very top of the list of priorities for the new Congress, along with sensible fiscal policies. Americans voted overwhelmingly for both social and fiscal conservatives, and it would be unwise to […]

Violent video games hurt kids

There is no question that playing violent video games has an adverse effect on our children. The question is, “Will the Supreme Court recognize that fact?”

Iranian Woman to be Stoned May be Hanged

Iran may execute Sakineh Ashtiani by hanging, a human rights group warns. Sakineh’s original sentence of stoning to death for what appears to be a trumped up charge of adultery drew international outcries.

Wendy Wright on CBN TV

CWA President Wendy Wright tells CBN TV why a federal judge was wrong to overturn the ban on homosexuals in the military.

News vs. Mews

“Women in politics” is the topic on the minds of “men” in the chattering class these days.

Gaga Brouhaha

Choosing a flamboyant entertainer to promote homosexual interests turned out to be more revealing — and accurate — than they may have intended.

ObamaCare Six Months Later

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that lawmakers had to pass ObamaCare so they could learn what was in it. Now, six months later, we are still sorting through more than 2-thousand pages of legislation to determine the impact of ObamaCare.