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Despite the attacks against our nation from within and without, the words and deeds of these patriots represent our best.

When candidates claim their public option plans are alternatives to "Medicare-for-all," they're not being honest. In time, the public option would turn into “Medicare-for-all.” 

The speaker's comments expose her as either deeply uninformed or deeply dishonest.

The uncertainty caused by politicians and the election process means election years turn into sideways years for markets. 

Trump will label whoever the Democrats nominate to run against him as a wild-eyed socialist with crazy and dangerous ideas. In Warren’s case this description is absolutely accurate. 

Journalists made so many “explosive” mentions that the news should have been sponsored by defense contractors.  

Celebrity testimony is an age-old political stunt on Capitol Hill.

American consumers shopping online this holiday season and year-round face a significant risk of purchasing counterfeit goods – from fake watches and lead-laced toys to phony “goose down” duvets stuffed with duck feathers and supposedly high-end ear buds with the low fidelity of tin cans.

When most people imagine the first Thanksgiving, they think of the Mayflower Pilgrims. This is a lovely image, but it’s only partly true.

Congress has sent a message to Hong Kong, to the rest of the world, and especially to the authoritarian regime in Beijing: the U.S. always stands at the forefront with those who fight for freedom.

Democrats are so obsessed with obstructing the Trump administration that they're throwing American workers under the bus.

Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz will release his report Dec. 9 on the surveillance of a former Trump campaign adviser.

As Paul Harvey’s biographer and a long-time listener of his ABC radio broadcast, there have been many days over the course of the last decade when I’ve wondered what the radio legend would have to say about the state of American politics, especially now after two long weeks of impeachment hearings.

The people of Hong Kong have a right to have their voices heard at district elections this weekend. With passage of a bill in Congress, they can be sure America is listening.

Trump has bigger problems to worry about than the ever-fluctuating Democratic message. His opponents are leveraging Watergate precedent and hoping for creative legal opinions to eradicate the secrecy of grand jury proceedings.

President Kennedy’s supporters were horrified by the idea of Lyndon Johnson as president.

The real culprits in this college admissions scandal were what I call "the snowplow parents."

This week, Chick-fil-A, the immensely popular Christian-owned chicken sandwich giant, caved to the cultural left.

Almost everything in the impeachment hearings this week fleshed out and backed up the charge that President Trump muscled Ukraine for political gain.

House Democrats appear to be moving full speed ahead in their politically driven campaign to impeach President Trump – despite the lack of convincing evidence – in an effort to detract from his many achievements in office and lower his chances of reelection.