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Socialism always ends in failure. Those who embrace it ignore history and economics.

House Democrats want me to provide documents and testify in their investigation of President Trump -- but I have nothing to give them.

This week “Trump supporters” wearing MAGA hats are being dog-walked down Hollywood Blvd. 

Democratic leaders in the U.S. House are struggling to figure out how to condemn anti-Semitism without also condemning Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., the anti-Semite in their midst whose repeated expressions of hatred against Jews and Israel have rightfully outraged millions of Americans

With zero apologies to the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the chickens of the Democratic Party are coming home to roost.

It doesn’t take a legal scholar to be concerned about the message imparted by PayPal’s CEO, Dan Schulman, in a recent Wall Street Journal interview by Peter Rudegeair. In the article titled “PayPal CEO Grapples with Fringe Groups,” Dan Schulman explains who gets booted—and why.

According to an old saying, if you ask five economists for advice you’ll get five different answers. But when it comes to a $15-an-hour federal minimum wage, economists are in near-universal agreement: it’s a bad idea.

Democrats’ politically-motivated sideshow is an effort to distract from all of the good that is happening in our country right now.

These days, the political world is waiting on bated breath for Joe Biden. His every utterance is parsed for clues about a presidential campaign that seems more inevitable with each passing moment.

The cry for universal health care is only getting louder and Democrats' promises sound idyllic, almost Utopian. I too would love full benefits without having to work or pay for them. But is this even conceivable?

The Democratic party today seems to be two factions and two mindsets. From where I stand, this is dangerous for my party.

Sean Hannity: Pelosi fears the new socialists in the Democratic Party.

Democrats in the U.S. House aren’t going to let the facts get in the way of their impeachment witch hunt against President Trump.

Last week I was scheduled to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference not as a physician but as a health policy analyst who is concerned that coverage doesn’t equal access to actual care, that ObamaCare’s high deductibles and narrow networks interfere with this access and that the innovative personalized technologies of the future may not be obtainable with a clunky highly regulated government insurance built on an outdated model for reimbursement. 

More than 76,000 migrants crossed the southern border illegally last month, the highest number in 12 years. So much for all those media “fact checks” arguing that there’s no emergency to justify President Trump’s wall.

Pakistan fears two things more than war with India: pressure from Washington and indifference from Beijing.

As a 21-year front line veteran Border Patrol agent and president of the National Border Patrol Council, I'd like to put to bed the false notion that there is no “national emergency” on the United States/Mexico Border. I hope facts will do the trick.

This is a political war. All of this that you're seeing around you -- it's meant to undo the president's successes and block his agenda for the next two years. That's what this is all about.

Make no mistake, these are investigations that intend to help Democrats win back the White House, and if that fails, to use the impeachment power of Congress to remove the president from office when he wins another term.