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I first met Amy Coney Barrett 11 years ago when my husband and I, accompanied by our two small children, visited Notre Dame.

During her confirmation hearing in 1993, then-Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg declined to answer any questions about issues that may come before her on the Supreme Court. 

In a less charged environment, how best to empower women and what feminism means to today’s women are fair questions.

Today’s Supreme Court ultimately decides nearly every political, social and economic issue of consequence. It shouldn’t.

Following his debate performance and hospitalization with COVID-19, President Trump continues to trail former Vice President Joe Biden in national polling in their presidential race.

Hillary Clinton directed her 2016 presidential campaign to falsely claim Russia and Donald Trump conspired to swing the election to him.

The Great Barrington Declaration casts severe doubt on the heavy-handed lockdown approach Joe Biden and the Democrats have been advocating.

Our food series continues with recipes and columns based on Steve and Kathy Doocy’s brand new "The Happy in a Hurry Cookbook."

For a guy who's been in politics all of his life, Joe Biden has never learned to lie very well.

Axios is reporting that Attorney General Bill Barr has informed the White House and top Republicans that there will be no report or indictments filed by Connecticut U.S. attorney John Durham prior to the Nov. 3 election.

A functional and complete Supreme Court is necessary to serve as the final backstop in this election year.

At Wednesday's VP debate, Sen. Bernie Sanders was the evening’s third, silent participant.

Joe Biden understands the nature of this election. Donald Trump simply does not.

Judge Amy Coney Barrett, whose Senate confirmation hearing for a seat on the Supreme Court begins Monday, is exceptionally qualified and brilliant.

Did you catch the vice presidential debate Wednesday night? If you did, you've got to think the Biden people are beginning to regret picking Kamala Harris for the ticket.

Beware the puffball "town halls" that have been organized by CNN and NBC to help former Vice President Joe Biden's Democratic presidential campaign.

Wednesday night’s debaters and the moderator ought to be commended for getting national security and foreign policy back into the discussion.

As we step into the twentieth year of war in Afghanistan, members of Congress should listen to the people they represent.

At the VP debate, Harris began by attempting to deceive the American people about the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mike Pence and Kamala Harris did a public service by offering a contrast on issues and values that voters aren’t getting from the media or the presidential candidates.