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There was a time in the United States when people knew their neighbor.

He was a hot shot, Porsche-driving, Boston attorney with a craving for cocaine so consuming that he would do lines of blow in the courthouse men’s room between appearances.

The Army has begun mandatory transgender sensitivity training for soldiers. The training covers everything from “transfemale” soldiers to transgender shower etiquette to dealing with a male soldier who becomes pregnant.

No strategy on the opioid crisis will work without a serious approach to the illegal supply chain that is allowing these drugs to enter the U.S. in the first place. Too often it begins with the global postal system.

What we are living through in America is not only a division but a great estrangement.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s warning about anonymous media reports rightfully calls our attention to a growing crisis: Americans are being overwhelmed by a waterfall of highly questionable leaks about the drama in Washington D.C.

There are no easy fixes when it comes to the longest war in American history. As the President considers his Afghanistan strategy, we urge him to take a hard look at matching real resources against real threats.

Last year, my father passed away at age 100, one of the last surviving U.S. Navy dive-bombers to have fought at the Battle of Midway, the so-called turning point in the Pacific War 75 years ago this month.

When I was seven years old, my dad took my brother and me on a hike around our small town in south Mississippi. That hike would turn into one of the most terrifying moments of my life.

The president needs to calm the waters, ignore his detractors, and legislate. He has eighteen months, at the outside forty-two, to work with a bicameral Republican Congress.

I’m not a tax-and-spend liberal. Funding for the Legal Services Corporation is a modest investment with outsized returns. Every foreclosure or eviction prevented is one less family relying on other forms of government assistance.

Critics may say that apprenticeships aren’t an effective way to close the skills gap – but in restaurants, we know they work, because we’re already doing it.

What I'm about to say is politically incorrect, but it needs to be said: our great nation is teetering on the brink of political and cultural anarchy.

The real, long term issue in the U.K., and here in the U.S., is poverty. How and when to allocate resources, and create opportunity, so tragedy does not occur and fewer people are left living in these towers.

The Washington Post is reporting that Robert Mueller is now investigating President Trump for obstruction of justice, examining not only the president’s alleged statement to Comey in their February meeting, but also the firing of FBI Director James Comey.

That is the wonder of an awesome, almighty algorithm – a tweak here and a tug there and you no longer exist, you are non-person or a non-company.

Golf legend Phil Mickelson just won a more important distinction than any that has ever been offered in the world of golf: Good Father.

Last week, when former FBI Director James Comey gave his long-awaited public testimony about his apparently rough-and-tumble relationship with President Donald Trump, he painted a bleak picture.

Remember the outrage over feisty Trump supporters roughing up protesters during the campaign? How Trump was blamed for “inciting violence” and accused of egging on his followers?

Before the facts were even known about Wednesday morning’s 7 AM shooting in Alexandria, Virginia, gun control advocates were already calling for more stringent laws.