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It is time to stop the outrage, including from some politicians, and focus on helping our nation unify and get through this worldwide crisis together. It is time to support one another, strengthen one another, help one another (even if only remotely) and elevate ourselves and our society

Fear stirs the human heart unlike any other emotion; it drives us in a visceral way.

President Trump’s proclamation declaring that our nation observe Sunday, March 15 as an emergency National Day of Prayer is not without precedent.

This is the first time that many of us have faced a global pandemic in our lifetimes.

President Trump’s proposal to waive the payroll tax until the end of the year is the best insurance policy against a possible coronavirus recession. Congress should put aside its partisan and ideological differences now and immediately pass this strategic initiative, or American workers and businesses will bear the brunt of any coronavirus pain.

President Trump is running against a virus and an economic slowdown. If he wins, he will grow into an even more historic figure of great accomplishment for most Americans.

People have been shaking hands for about 7,000 years, historians tell us. But the ancient greeting could become a casualty of the coronavirus pandemic, as President Trump pointed out Saturday.

The national emergency declaration greatly expands the resources available to states and communities for dealing with the coronavirus and the fallout from the pandemic.

Coronavirus has been spreading for months. But most people in the media were not paying attention. They were worrying about impeachment and Russia.

It’s an incontrovertible fact that human error is part of life.

Reaction by liberals this week to a viral video of Joe Biden's confrontation with a Detroit autoworker is instructive.

Billionaires and corporations can play a positive role in Americans' lives, now more than ever. Trust actions, not empty promises.

President Trump’s declaration of a national emergency Friday to deal with the coronavirus pandemic is anything but a sign to panic. Instead, it’s a reassurance to the American people.

The president’s emphasis on public-private partnerships is a proven method of success. There are numerous examples that embody the fighting spirit of America, but one that immediately comes to mind is World War II.

The Biden presidential campaign and the DSCC crossed a line by cynically exploiting a national crisis for money and donors.

I am living in Italy, where my wife Callista is the Ambassador to the Holy See.

We're at war with a highly contagious global virus, a pandemic, commonly known as the coronavirus.

I’m here to tell you that establishing a regular date night is well worth the investment.

As we suffer through coronavirus, maybe we should learn something useful for the next time.

coronavirus infections spread across our country from people coming in close contact, we must be more concerned about personal health than political choice.