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Not so long ago, Tancredo was regarded as little more than a noisy pest on Capitol Hill. His colleagues shook their heads at his tireless demands for crackdowns on American employers who hire illegal immigrants and for a 700-mile-long fence along the Mexican border.

Historians could take a few lessons from David McCullough.

Rep. Steve King believes that English needs to be preserved as our official language.

Pro-life activist Janet Folger has stories and advice for students at the Eagle Forum Collegian Summit.

Has big government become acceptable for Republicans?

Why do homeschoolers make up about 13 percent of the competition in the National Spelling Bee?

This is a continuation of The Homeschooling Phenomenon about several National Spelling Bee contestants.

Mayor’s should beware of asserting control over public schools.

A CU-Boulder committee concluded that Ward Churchill has fabricated information, misrepresentated sources and plagiarized.

At the recent Eagle Forum Summit, young conservatives heard political advice from the youngest Congressman.

Details of Ward Churchill’s academic transgressions.

David Parker found out that opting your child out of “spontaneous” discussions of homosexuality is not so easy in Massachusetts.