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To get a diplomatic breakthrough you need two things -- a fundamental change in the situation and leaders willing to take the risk and leap into the unknown.

The Democratic contest is now between Mike Bloomberg and Bernie Sanders.That's a disaster for Democrats.

You remember Friday night's Democratic debate? Yeah, me neither.

After New Hampshire and until their July convention the most visible aspect of the Democrats' nomination process may well be their internal and messy infighting.

It is entirely possible the Democrats are headed toward a wide-open convention.

Nancy Pelosi looked like a malfunctioning Stepford wife as she sat behind President Trump during his State of the Union address last week

The impeachment of President Trump shouldn't end with just his acquittal.

Conventional wisdom got it right when it declared that Trump had one of the best weeks of his presidency while Democrats had one of their worst.

The Canadian and British health care systems show just how hard it can be to battle an outbreak under single-payer.

Society often depicts fathers as bumbling fools, but being a dad is hard work.

Orson Bean was a relentless, entertainment machine (like no other) and no one who met him didn't come away thinking they had just met someone from another world.

There are more than 44 million Democrats in the U.S. yet the party is on course to nominate a former GOP mayor or a longtime Independent.

Can’t they see the endless attacks on the president have boosted his approval ratings, brought in a gusher of campaign cash and charged up his base?

When New Hampshire voters render their verdict the rest of the country starts to pay attention to the presidential race.

When American troops have a bad day, we must remember what they have accomplished and what their continued presence there will achieve.

The Democratic party elected some of the nation's greatest presidents, but not one of this year's candidates measures up.

It may seem strange to think of an increase in the unemployment rate as a positive development, but in this context it most certainly is.

Safe havens for terror groups are a legitimate concern but don't justify an open-ended commitment.

Party establishments don't like either one – but candidates and voters understand the appeal

Bootstrapping is not a joke — it’s something that is a source of pride for Americans.