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America — and the rest of the world — is holding its breath as the remaining swing states finish counting ballots and both presidential contenders claim a path to victory. In the meantime, questions linger over the security of the 2020 US election, and peaceful protests have begun in many cities.

Fifty years later another scandal is unfolding in Washington DC, and it is no exaggeration to say that Watergate pales in comparison to it.

On Monday, Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the ninth Supreme Court Justice, filling a vacancy left by the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in September.

While Christian leaders denounce Trump on character grounds or advocate for political neutrality leading into the election, the Trump administration continues to blaze the trail with a fearless pro-life and pro-family agenda at the United Nations.

While Joe Biden was Barrack Obama’s Vice President, he used his office to financially benefit his son Hunter through corrupt dealings in the Ukraine, the New York Post alleged yesterday.

Amy Coney Barrett — Donald Trump’s third Supreme Court justice nominee — is showing grace in the face of hostile senate hearings this week, demonstrating why she deserves Trump’s nomination and a seat at the Supreme Court.

Having recently secured three historic peace deals, Trump has now been nominated — not once, but twice — for the Nobel Peace Prize.

President Donald Trump is, how shall we say, controversial. As theologian Wayne Grudem puts it: "[Trump] is egotistical, bombastic, and brash. He often lacks nuance in his statements. Sometimes he blurts out mistaken ideas … that he later must abandon. He insults people. He can [...]

History doesn't repeat, but it often rhymes.

Activists are wasting their time tearing down old statues. Abuse is happening here and now.

Political analyst George Weigel examines the deep-seated anti-Christian hostilities in Australian society, and the sickening corruption within the local Catholic Church, which culminated in the terrible injustice against Cardinal George Pell.

For a whole range of reasons, I’m now convinced that President Trump will win a second term. Here are 20 reasons I’m almost certain he’ll be reelected in 2020.

The big news coming out of America last week isn’t the impeachment proceedings against President Trump. It’s the remarkable speech he gave at the UN General Assembly, which garnered almost no interest from the media either side of the Pacific.

The most influential person who ever lived is Jesus Christ — and it's not even close. Here's why.