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The election of Donald Trump to the presidency was in part a referendum on the media, and Trump’s victory is their earthquake.

David Wilcox was just minding his business the other day when he got rear-ended on a Chicago street.

Just as liberals in the U.S. are already trying to find ways to overturn Trump’s victory by attacking the Electoral College, in the U.K. they have been doing the same ever since the British people comfortably voted to leave the European Union in June.

Donald Trump has tapped Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, to be his White House chief of staff.

The recent election ended in a virtual tie, as did the election of 2000. Approximately half of the voters selected each of the two major candidates.

You don’t need to travel the world to find extraordinary people, places, and things.

Since Donald Trump won the presidency in numbers that shocked everyone paid to know the math, the media has been frank in its assessment that they got a collected “F” on their homework.

Donald Trump won because, at the end of the day, this election was not about money raised, or slick campaign operations

Well, it’s finally over, and yet it’s only just beginning. In one of the unexpected upsets in modern history, Donald Trump is going to be the next president of the United States.

President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the so-called Iran nuclear deal, “the worst deal ever negotiated” and a “disaster.”

On September 15, 2012, a profound statement glowed from an iPad that changed my life in an instant.

So how did Donald Trump seal the deal with Conservative Christians?

On Veterans Day our the nation is paying tribute to veterans across the country.

We now know a lot of voters, including not just white non-college educated voters, feel increasingly marginalized, fearful of the future, and worried they cannot express themselves without punishment or harassment.

We have failed our military and veterans too often over the past eight years.

I was buying an American flag at Walmart, comparing the prices, and I started thinking about the price of freedom and all that our flag represents.

This supermarket’s television commercial had nothing to do with selling groceries... But it did touch my heart. It was about Veterans Day.

After the improbable victory of the quintessential outsider over the consummate insider, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton did the nation a grand service.

More than 15 years have passed since terrorists knocked down the World Trade Center. And I believe it has taken that long for America to begin to snap out of its version of Stockholm Syndrome...

If Hillary Clinton thought losing the presidency was a nightmare, it is nothing compared to what she could now face: a legal inferno that may be hard to extinguish.