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Regardless of a Clinton or Trump victory, America will need a lot of healing on November 9.

In recent months, our country has witnessed a tragic wave of violence targeted against our law enforcement.

I don't endorse candidates. But on rare occasions I want to single out public servants who share the values and virtues of our servicemen and women.

For the past nine months Domagron, a family-owned business, has been selling “All Lives Matter” bumper stickers on Walmart’s online marketplace.

It’s pretty rare to see a Nobel Prize winning writer at work, but I’ve had that experience twice. I’m talking about this year’s laureate for literature, Bob Dylan.

As evidence mounts that the Director of the FBI subverted justice, damaged the reputation of the Bureau and squandered the confidence of his agents, calls for his resignation will surely escalate.

When we wake up to November 9, post-election, when the confetti is swept away and the election is finally over, what will we see?

There is apparently nothing wrong with America that can’t be blamed on Donald Trump.

In my speech to the Republican National Convention in July, I recited a list of terror attacks that had occurred in the previous 37 days. It went on for two whole minutes.

If the business of Trump’s lewd language about women caught on tape 11 years ago and Bill Clinton’s sexual history with Hillary enabling him in the trashing of his conquests could be set aside, only the issues would remain, and wouldn’t that be good?

It seems that at every turn during this crazy presidential election campaign -- with its deeply flawed principal candidates (whom do you hate less?) -- someone’s personal or professional computer records are being hacked.

Former President Bill Clinton recently compared Donald Trump's base to "your standard redneck."

Hillary Clinton actually does have ties to the Kremlin – ties which, had they been reported with any honesty, would have become an issue in the presidential campaign.

Some of Hillary Clinton’s top campaign staff appears to hold a deep reservoir of contempt for Catholics and Evangelical Americans, according to the latest batch of WikiLeaks emails.

Jack Albert, the president the military academy, believes the blood shed by his cadets make their campus sacred ground.

Attempting to vet individuals from the most dangerous regions of the world in less than three months is criminally irresponsible.

According to conventional wisdom, I have no business being a Trump supporter. Yet, I have been an unabashed fan since Trump declared his candidacy for president.

Since we're $20 trillion in debt, you'd think journalists would press candidates to explain how they'll pay the bills. But they don't.

Barack Obama briefly toyed with the idea of supporting Bernie Sanders, either covertly or overtly, in his primary contest against Hillary.

My grandfather, Walter Graubart, came to this country in 1946.