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Regulation zealots and much of the media are furious because President Donald Trump canceled Barack Obama's attempt to limit carbon dioxide emissions. But Trump did the right thing.

President Donald Trump’s nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch will lead to his confirmation to the Supreme Court. With any luck, it will also lead to an even more important reform: elimination of the Senate filibuster.

Jordan, through moderate policies and an unabashedly pro-American orientation, has attained an extremely rare status on Capitol Hill -- bipartisan support.

When Susan Rice and her defenders insist that the unmasking revelations are much ado about very little, that’s not even close to good enough. She has to prove it — by testifying under oath to Congress.

Pope Francis envisions a Catholic Church that battles the “globalization of indifference.” Ironically, President Donald Trump has proven more effective than Francis at galvanizing Catholics to join that battle.

Former National Security Adviser Susan Rice broke her silence over this week’s stunning reports Tuesday after charges that she requested the names of Trump campaign and transition officials be “demasked” from National Security Agency (NSA) intercepts.

It is a tired, but apropos, joke: how do you know when a politician is lying? When his/her lips move.

This week it’s all about Gorsuch. Will the Senate confirm him as the Republican replacement of Antonin Scalia?

Author Sarah Robb tells Dana Perino, "It is definitely hard to share some of your most embarrassing moments with the world, but I truly believe that others can learn more from the vulnerable stuff that all leaders go through."

Al Roker, the "Today" Show’s chief weather-guesser, has been crisscrossing the fruited plain attempting to set world records at various universities.

There's no doubt that Judge Neil Gorsuch is qualified so sit on the Supreme Court and he will. A confirmation [will be] coming on Friday one way or another.

Major revelations and controversial news about former National Security Adviser Susan Rice broke on Monday morning. But ABC and NBC both chose to ignore it that night, while CBS defended Rice.

Enough with the smokescreens!

Back in 2013, when Democrats had control of the Senate and President Obama was in the White House, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid changed long-standing Senate precedents and eliminated the 60-vote threshold that is needed for the confirmation of Obama cabinet nominees.

The path was not easier for Jackie Robinson simply because he embraced God.

What goes around comes around is one of life’s undeniable truisms and never more than in the politics of Washington, D.C. (the “D.C.” increasingly standing for dysfunctional city).

President Trump’s promises to cut taxes and roll back regulations have hoisted business optimism and supercharged stock prices.

Just when you thought Washington couldn’t get worse, we’re swamped by sensational headlines and breathless reports about Russia, wiretaps and criminal leaks of classified material.

In spite of a national uproar, an Alabama school district is standing by its decision to ban a teenager from inviting his grandmother to be his prom date.

Liberal Democrats could yet see their dreams come true.