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If Sanders really wanted to help patients, he would attack the root of the problem — America's opaque and convoluted drug pricing system. 

Trump-hating media can't accept that Mueller's poor performance at House hearings killed their hopes for Trump's impeachment.

Every morning, when I get out of bed and my first foot hits the floor, I say, “Thank.” Then the other foot hits the floor, and I say, “You.” And all the way into the bathroom, I am whispering, “Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.” A pitter-patter of gratitude as I begin my day.

While the Democrats' clown car discredits itself, President Trump is ushering in a new era of American prosperity — prosperity for all.

It will take employers, faith communities, social service organizations and ordinary citizens doing our part to build a society of second chances.

The president’s decision to defend our border with Defense Department funds makes sense and is clearly within his authority.

 I often go quietly back in my memory to July 28th, 2001 – the day Julie and I were married and a new chapter in our lives officially began.

We all have a friend (or a few) with whom we’ve fallen out of touch. It stings a little to think about them because we feel guilty – we should have called more. We could have tried harder. “You’re only human!” people tell us when we admit feelings of guilt. But it still doesn’t sit well with us.

Socialists who want to print unlimited amounts of money and dramatically increase the size and power of government are strengthened by GOP support for increased federal debt.

Mueller's testimony confirmed that any impeachment investigation belongs in the rearview mirror.

Mark Esper, the new Secretary of Defense, has an epic challenge ahead to deter Russia, China and other high-tech threats.

Security at U.S. military bases has to improve in order to prevent terrorist attacks. One major step is to allow members of the military to carry firearms.

Robert Mueller’s congressional testimony was such a bumbling fiasco that it was easy for a viewer to be confused.

The U.S. Supreme Court decision on border wall funding clears the way for the Trump administration to finally address border security.

Much of life consists of ordinary events punctuated by transcendent moments. Adult life, anyway. A sad consequence of growing up is losing the ability to see things as a child. Remaining capable of joy and wonder in a world that runs on cynicism and indifference is no easy feat.

President Trump has a choice to make.

All government’s workplace rules have nasty unintended consequences.

Disney caters to families but their parks are also ideal for adults. One mom whose rant about childless adults enjoying Disney wouldn’t agree. 

The Supreme Court decision Friday to allow the redirection of $2.5 billion in Defense Department funds to construct hundreds of miles of wall along the U.S.-Mexico border will do far more harm than good. It will make the humanitarian crisis on the border worst instead of better and do nothing to address the border security challenges we face.

The Supreme Court was wise to side with the Trump administration Friday when it ruled that the president can use $2.5 billion in Defense Department funds for construction of a border wall to replace existing fencing in Arizona, California and New Mexico.