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A good many of this year’s Super Bowl commercials were a bit of a disappointment. For the most part they were dull and uninspired. Even worse, they were not funny. Dilly, Dilly.

Steve Hilton: President Trump has a big strategic opportunity in at the State of the Union.

Too many Democrats have stopped believing in the American dream and instead favor big tax increases to funding expensive programs.

After 15 years of innocently being encouraged to expose every minute detail of our personal lives online, there is no doubt we now firmly live in a post-private world with virtually no social filters of appropriateness or truth.

Below the surface of Washington's grinding gridlock a lot of bipartisan legislating still gets done.

I’m sure that mass surveillance was not the vision when Facebook was conceived in a Harvard dorm room 15 years ago, but it's certainly the reality now.

For the first time since 1992, Americans outside of Nevada can legally wager on the outcome of the Super Bowl. In previous years, industry experts estimated that 97 percent of bets placed on the Super Bowl were made illegally with just three percent, or $139 million, made with licensed bookies in Nevada.

Health and Human Services' new Medicare proposal may reduce drug prices, but only at great costs to patients' health. The overhaul would stifle innovation and smother the cures of tomorrow.

I rebuilt my life after 15 years of heavy drinking and now I've been sober for 27 years. I've experienced incredible changes for the better.

Many parents who support the traditional American values of self-responsibility, individual liberty and free markets, have been left to wonder how they can teach their children the truth about collectivism. Here are some tips.

Chinese companies work closely with their government and pose a national security threat to the US.

When a prominent Democrat governor went on radio and supported killing newly born babies, it made hardly a blip in the press. Then the media mob formed when news surfaced that the same governor had a racist photo on his college yearbook page.

I was working out the other day and I got frustrated as I came to God with one of my own requests for Him to end suffering in my life. Finally, I tried to make myself feel better by saying, “I guess this is my story.”

It was around Christmas that I noticed my wife had apparently started washing my jeans in super hot water because they were suddenly tight.

Liberals blind indignation for President Trump is clouding their judgment and pushing them to the brink. 

It’s no secret that a woman’s purse is a sacred thing. It’s where she keeps all of her go-to necessities. It is the keeper of the rainy-day items and the security blanket that makes her feel confident and prepared for the day ahead.

By the numbers, Sunday's Super Bowl LIII matchup in Atlanta featuring the perennially favored powerhouse New England Patriots versus the upstart Los Angeles Rams is the Mount Rushmore of sporting and marketing events.

Walls work. Love them or hate them, their effectiveness is indisputable.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s indictment of Roger Stone may be the most peculiar document to emerge from the Trump–Russia “collusion” saga. It is an instant classic in the Mueller genre: lots of heavy breathing, then sputtering anti-climax. 

We Democrats pride ourselves on our strong belief in diversity and racial justice. We can’t claim we support these values if we stand behind someone like Ralph Northam.