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The assassination of Iran’s top nuclear scientist counts as a rare piece of good news from the mad mullahs’ gulag.

Anniversaries don’t have to be about dwelling in the past; they can be a chance to recalibrate and think about how you want to move forward. 

Out of the Arizona’s crew of 1,500 men, 1,177 sailors and Marines, from an admiral to the greenest recruit, died.

Robert Gates, secretary of Defense under President Barack Obama, has written that Biden has been “wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades.”  Add underestimating China to the list.  

Two runoff elections for Senate in Georgia on Jan. 5 will decide the direction of our country over the next two years. 

Sunday night, Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler and her Democratic opponent, Raphael Warnock, faced off in a nationally televised debate.

Defunding police is an idea that’s quickly come to the center of our discourse – the subject of countless dinner table conversations, media reports and social media threads.

I thought I was just hanging some ornaments on a tree, helping my wife check another “to do” off her list. But I was doing so much more.

Flynn and his family endured tremendous pain and threats from the government he served for three decades until he was pardoned Nov. 25 by President Trump.

Children throughout the U.S. are being harmed by being kept out of school in response to the coronavirus pandemic, even though the overwhelming majority don’t face a significant risk from the virus.

Ignoring voting irregularities in several states, including my home state of Michigan, is irresponsible. States and the courts have a duty to ensure the election was conducted properly and that similar irregularities don’t arise in future elections.

Mounting evidence shows that schools need to open their doors to students now. Distance learning is failing our students, is widening the achievement gap, and goes against the science.

Trump isn't the first to promote the radical, politicized notion that the candidate who wins a state’s election should not get that state’s electoral votes. Progressives beat him to it, long ago.

Fifty years ago progressives used to push limitless free expression, blasting conservatives for their allegedly blinkered traditionalism.

Lucille Ball, the national icon most associated with wholesome 1950s America, once got caught up in radical politics.

In state legislative elections, Republicans created a populist, grassroots tsunami that defeated the Democrats and set the stage for a decade of creativity at the state level.

If you're asking yourself, "Does a 90-year-old, left-wing Hungarian financier have enough control over the way my country operates?", the answer is decidedly, "Yes."

For four years, major media, along with their Democratic comrades, banded together to bring down Trump.

Any successful plan for ending the pandemic will require Americans to trust their government officials. For that to happen, officials need to start practicing what they preach.

President-elect Joe Biden’s nomination of Alejandro Mayorkas to head the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is welcome news for America’s law enforcement community.