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If Hillary enacts the policies she's been embracing -- watch out.

Javier Chavez loved his job at Macy’s. The devout Roman Catholic was hired in 1990 as a door guard.

The Democratic National Convention has a genuine mess on its hands, folks.

Now that Donald Trump has nailed his manifesto to the door and defined the election in stark and certain terms, Hillary Clinton gets her chance.

As the 1940 election approached, it was widely thought President Franklin D. Roosevelt would not seek an unprecedented third term.

It turns out the Democratic Party isn’t so democratic after all.

American history is the story of Democratic malefactors and Republican heroes. Yes, it’s true.

The headlines today at Fox News screamed: “Trump buries rival Cruz on way out of Cleveland.”

Fifty-six years ago, when John F. Kennedy was elected as our 35th president of the United States, Democrats retained total control of both houses of Congress.

In his RNC acceptance speech Donald Trump indicted and convicted Hillary Clinton.

One thing Donald Trump knows better than almost anyone is the art of making a deal and negotiating from a position of strength.

Donald Trump needed to give the speech of his life–and he did that, and much more.

What Donald Trump did in his RNC acceptance speech was to raise the stakes of the election and define it in his own terms: Law and order, crime in the streets, and terror.

That makes 19 officers shot in six communities. Police line-of-duty death by gunfire is up 70 percent over last year.

At the RNC, Donald Trump, a guy who calls Manhattan and Palm Beach home, sounded an awful lot like a bridge-and-tunnel guy in touch with working-class concerns.

Europe is in need of leadership more than ever. But where will that leadership come from?

In 1926, speaking about the Declaration of Independence on its 150th anniversary, President Calvin Coolidge noted the unique philosophy behind the creation of the United States: “We cannot continue to enjoy the result, if we neglect and abandon the cause.”

Donald Trump and his campaign minions did everything but accuse Ted Cruz of hating puppies.

If today’s Western leaders possess one general trait, it’s a genius for self-deception.

The two men had not just been friends, but very close friends. They had held each other in the highest regard, finished each other’s sentences, admired each other in the truest and deepest of friendships.