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On the Republican side, the convention presents far more risks than rewards for the GOP.

Suddenly, mass gatherings were not only allowed; they were praised and glorified on a global scale. 

The question of remote voting in a legislative body raises a different issue that is separate from convenience of technological capability. 

Biden’s position on illegal immigration isn’t about what’s best for this country — it’s about future political power for Democrats.

On July 26, 2014, U.S. embassy personnel safely evacuated from Tripoli in an overland convoy to Tunisia...

America lost a courageous pioneer of the civil rights movement who repeatedly risked his life to fight against racism and for justice and equality with the death Friday of Rep. John Lewis.

The transformation of the federal judiciary has been the Trump’s most significant achievement

If you ask a Democrat for whom he or she will vote, the answer will almost assuredly be a Democrat and Republicans will do the same for their own.

Polls show voters remain focused on the issues that traditionally define elections—jobs, taxes, health care, energy prices, trade, Supreme Court nominees.

"Normal" is not a word you use to describe living in a way that counters our basic biological needs. 

A nationwide teachers’ job action before or during the upcoming school year is possible

Commentators came out of the woodwork to ridicule President Trump for allegedly turning his Tuesday news conference into a campaign rally (and for being unpresidential). So what if he did?

For far too long, Chinese President Xi Jinping and his communist regime have been allowed to trample the basic human dignity of the Uighur population in Xinjiang.

In re-reading Mr. Reagan’s 1980 convention acceptance speech, we can learn from his wisdom in this summer of discontent.

The Trump administration has demonstrated a strong commitment to human rights, making the promotion of religious liberty and the rights of conscience the lodestone of U.S. diplomacy.

Coronavirus has brought a crush of change to every household in America.

The New York Times isn’t a newspaper anymore, in the traditional sense, it’s a propaganda bullhorn

I, like many parents, have been hoping that we will return to some semblance of normalcy this fall.

This cancel-culture obscenity, the seeking to destroy people and businesses that do not conform, is the virtual version of the riots that played out in Democratic-run cities.

Some researchers and foreign governments are robbing the American people of federal research dollars, new discoveries and innovations.