As the media trumpeted news recently of the Congressional Budget Office score on the American Health Care Act, they largely ignored data released by the Department of Health and Human Services outlining the damage done by ObamaCare.
Where I grew up, hating white people wasn’t an option. I had to interact with them every day. From a middle-class neighborhood in the suburbs of Atlanta, most of my friends didn’t look like me.
When it comes to the internet, there have been only bumps in the road as terrorists, their global support networks and sophisticated media, propaganda, and recruitment campaigns have taken full advantage of civilization’s most powerful marketing tools.
President Trump’s response to the terror attack in London this past weekend did more to politicize the issue than respond to terror in a firm, unifying, and proactive way.
For sheer hilarity and hyperbole it’s hard to beat a recent headline on a Washington Post editorial opposing President Trump’s decision to remove the U.S. from the nonbinding and unenforceable Paris climate agreement.
Is there any concrete reason to think that the nation’s politics have changed enough to give the Democrats the 24 seats they need to take control of the House and set themselves up to defeat Trump in 2020?
Everyone thought Brexit would be the key issue in this week’s general election in the United Kingdom, but after the London Bridge attacks, terrorism and security are top on the ballot.
This decisive naval battle 75 years ago not only changed the course of World War II, but also established the aircraft carrier as the principal strategic weapon of the United States Navy.
The Taliban's heightened insurgency in Afghanistan and the myriad of other national security challenges in the region all point to a need for the new administration to focus on its nascent relationship with Pakistan.
In just a few short weeks, the networks have suffered several high-profile embarrassments as their on-air talent battle over who can hate President Trump in the most idiotic way possible.
CNN host Reza Aslan called President Trump a “piece of s**t” this weekend on Twitter, after Trump tweeted this about the London Bridge attack: “We need to be smart, vigilant and tough.
Amid the carnage and mayhem of this latest Saturday night massacre, England’s third terrorist attack in less than three months, the British police responded impressively.
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