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I’ll start by making a confession: until the day after Thanksgiving, I give the Grinch a run for his money.  

As college students across the nation head home for the holidays, they should be commended for their resilience and diligence while navigating college during a pandemic.

Most of us have said the words, “I will be praying for you” when our friends or family are going through hardship.

The Bible isn’t some antiquated relic; it’s a moral masterwork that helps us discuss our most pressing and painful questions — the ones mere policy squabbles cannot address.

President Trump saw his support among Hispanic voters grow by about four points nationally over his 2016 performance, winning the backing of about a third of these voters. Evidence points to the extreme position on abortion embraced by Democrats as a primary cause of the shift.

Ever since Election Day, I’ve been wrestling with the spiritual question concerning the outcome. What role has the Almighty played in this year’s contentious election?

Celebrities and politicians urging people to visit Georgia and falsely claim residency for the sole purpose of voting in two critical U.S. Senate runoff elections Jan. 5 are advocating criminal actions and should be ashamed of themselves. This call for voter fraud should be rejected.

This is another opportunity for evangelicals to obey what their leader -- Jesus -- commanded them to do.

We should reframe the debate about affirmative action and workforce diversity in economic rather than racial terms.

If you pay too much attention to what's happening, you can easily conclude that America is a rotten country. But that's wrong.

The 2020 election was a mere glimpse of the system Pelosi wants nationwide.

President-elect Joe Biden says he wants unity and promises to be a leader who represents all Americans not just Democrats.

Thanksgiving is a daunting holiday in the best of times, but this year it is anxiety-inducing in a host of frightful ways

President-elect Joe Biden’s ambitious plan for a dramatic and costly overhaul of America’s health care sector that would start us down the road to socialized medicine and worse health care has no chance of approval if Republicans capture majority control of the U.S. Senate.

One thing has become clear in the wake of the election last week: the growing socialist wing of the Democratic Party took a major hit. The socialists moved so far left that they left millions of voters behind.

Election results in Texas and other states carry an important lesson that will impact U.S. elections for many years to come: the prediction that Democrats will benefit from the growing diversity of our population is flat-out wrong.

What is Joe Biden going to do with the "mandate" he claims as president-elect?

CNN should expect hostility toward the call for unity because hyperbolic abuse has come out of the network for years.

As he pledges to be the president for all Americans, Biden would do well to learn from how Trump courted the Latino vote.