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Medieval life has made its way to modern day Los Angeles, where groups of 4,000 or more homeless people huddle together on city streets constituting a “typhus zone.”

Rep. Ilhan Omar sparked outrage Sunday from both Democrats and Republicans after asserting on Twitter that U.S. support for Israel is based on monetary support from Jewish groups, especially AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.

I’m a member of the U.S. House of Representatives who is pro-life. But I’m more than just a politician reciting pro-life talking points. I’m also a physician who has delivered 5,000 babies and spent 30 years caring for expecting mothers and guiding families through pregnancy.

Neomi Rao is President Trump’s nominee for the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, a federal court that is generally recognized as the second-most important court in the nation. Four sitting Supreme Court justices previously sat on the D.C. Circuit.

It’s open season on white males at Yale University.

Democrats need an identity-politics intervention. Having unleashed race, gender, sexual orientation and class as the defining issues of American politics, these furies are now consuming their authors.

For proof that Trump is not the root of all madness, consider the spectacles Democrats created in two states.

Republicans have found their platform for 2020, and they have Democrats to thank. After a month in which a partial government shutdown battered President Trump’s approval ratings, a string of self-inflicted wounds by Democrats has abruptly shifted the political landscape, resuscitating discouraged Republicans and also setting the debate for 2020.

For a while, I’ve wanted to say what I think about race in America -- as an immigrant, as an outsider -- and as a believer in positive populism.

Hours after Massachusetts Democrat Sen. Elizabeth Warren kicked off her 2020 campaign, President Trump tweeted he would see her on the “trail,” twisting the knife deeper into a potent political wound.

If I were advising our Houses of Congress on how to become a more effective, more efficient branch of our government, I’d ask our representatives to remember who they’re here to serve, and then have them start asking the following questions:

The similarity between the left’s greens and reds became as clear as black and white this week. And the press failed miserably at making the connection.

Border walls have a checkered history of success and, well, a checkered history. But those who built them to keep people out generally had good reason for doing so.

After years of political and cultural sparring, the restoration of the famed King Tutankhamen’s tomb was completed last week, a joint venture of the Getty Conservation Institute and Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities. 

We are reaching a turning point that will forever determine our future -- how we live our lives and how our children will live theirs. The gap between the ever-widening left and right has never been wider, and yet amazingly it continues to widen. 

While many in religious circles regularly lament the loss of influence in politics, media and academia, when it comes to music, the opposite is true...

The party of aspiring socialists once referred to as the Democrats have a new plan to kill jobs, capitalism, air travel, and freedom so it’s no shock they had their chief dim bulb unveil it. 

We who are leaders of the Christian faith must strive to engage all of them in a community of faith, either through Bible study, prayer, a passion for causes or just conversation, and to do so in an easy, accessible way. In fact, in today’s tech-driven world, God’s teachings and lessons cannot, are not, and should not be confined to a brick-and-mortar building with four walls.

Here's a strategy for winning our 40-year-old undeclared war against Iran.

For me, immigration is a biblical issue. Our foreign-born congregants are human beings made in the image of God – not a political problem to be solved.