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If children can't go to school, parents can't go to work.

It is said that the coronavirus will alter not just our habits, but also our politics. 

Pay attention to another potential reaction to the pandemic. Think of it as the revenge of the nonessentials.

The grievous trials of the past three months cannot be allowed to diminish the realization of how blessed we have been by the willingness of every generation of Americans thus far to risk everything dear to them to preserve the precious gift of freedom.

President Kennedy once said, “A nation reveals itself not only by the men it produces but also by the men it honors, the men it remembers.” 

Instead of positioning himself as a centrist, Biden is choosing to move further to the left than ever before to satisfy the demands of Bernie Sanders and his radical base.

For all they have done, our fallen and their families deserve the tributes that will be recited on this day of days.

Doing things afraid is an intentional, deliberate process of learning how to confront fear and then moving forward in spite of it.

Over 7,000 service members have been made the ultimate sacrifice fighting in the GWOT for our nation.

The partisan witch hunt that we all saw unfold was a disgrace to our country and the chickens are now coming home to roost. 

Three short months ago, I received an encouraging text from my friend Ravi Zacharias. Now, as if in a blink of an eye, he has passed away.

Judge Emmet Sullivan is now a judge, prosecutor and defendant in the same case. 

I hail proudly from a strong military family.

There are many memorials around our country honoring those who stepped forward to defend it. Here is the story of one of them.  

The point of all this was politics, not national security.

Residents of Los Angeles are scratching their heads wondering why America, including even New York City, are reopening while LA remains almost completely closed.

Many of us know someone who gave everything to ensure that the United States remains the best place to live in the world.

As a combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan who lost more than two dozen of my fellow Marines fighting the wars abroad – and a few fighting an internal war here at home – I feel many emotions thinking of the brave warriors I fought alongside.

With Memorial Day coming up, I decided to have on this week’s episode of my podcast “Newt’s World” a true patriot, Pete Hegseth.

Going back to President Woodrow Wilson and ever since, Democrats have ranged from expressing frustration to voicing open hostility for the limits that the Constitution places on government and their collectivist dreams of ordering society the way they believe is best.