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Does the president of the United States have too much power?

The motivations behind Comey’s actions and those in the media who fanned the flames of collusion are being revealed.

China's leader seems to be making up his response as he goes along to two crises -- protests in Hong Kong and the trade war with the U.S.

Activists are weaponizing charitable giving, transforming nonprofits into tools of division and blatant partisanship. 

Here are five questions reporters should ask to test whether the candidates’ climate policies deserve the support of the American people.

Jerry Nadler claims to be conducting an impeachment inquiry, but his committee has never actually voted to have one. Here’s why.

Keep government out of the labor market so long as people stick to their contracts and refrain from violence.

Tragedies have a way of revealing who people really are.

The real challenge for Washington comes before the storm hits the beach.

Yes, climate change is real, and industrial activity is contributing to it. Economic impacts are clearly rising. But Democrats are coming up with the wrong solutions to the problem.

The race for the Democratic nomination for president is getting less crowded, and that’s a good thing for the party. In order to defeat President Trump in 2020 Democrats will need to unite around one cohesive narrative and eventually one candidate, and declare a truce in the intraparty feud between progressives and moderates.

Prayer is an important response to tragedy, in addition to action people of faith take to help those in need.

President Trump should do more to support protesters seeking to preserve freedom in Hong Kong in the face of a crackdown by the brutal Chinese Communist dictatorship.

On college campuses where I travel, support for Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s presidential bid is growing every week.

Trump promised "jobs jobs jobs" - and that is exactly what he is delivering.

For all China’s economic advances, it remains a brutal, dehumanizing tyranny in which the ruling Communist Party would rather destroy people than give them a genuine say in their government.

Are pro-lifers in bed with white supremacists?

With the decision last week by a California appeals court to reverse the conviction of Kate Steinle’s killer on a jury instruction technicality, California’s law-abiding residents are freshly reminded of how cheaply California’s sanctuary state lawmakers value our lives in comparison to the interests of illegal immigrants.

Fear not America, Bernie Sanders will not become our 46th president.

Is the biggest threat to our democracy a foreign government? Or is it something much closer to home?