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Watching the media analyze the Covington mess -- it’s like a murderer doing an autopsy on his own victim.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is wrong to deny President Trump permission to deliver his State of the Union address in the House chamber as scheduled on Tuesday.

The central issue at stake in the DACA case is not whether the young people now protected by DACA deserve or don’t deserve to be allowed to stay in the U.S. The issue at stake is what power the Constitution gives the president to act alone by issuing executive orders, without seeking approval from Congress.

Republicans and Democrats in Washington should get serious about a compromise that includes strong border security and a permanent answer for these young people, whose promise and possibility we have now witnessed for years.

The Greens have a problem: their doomsday scare stories are not galvanizing voters to action and extreme environmental rules and regulations come across as, frankly ridiculous. 

To safeguard its own national security, the German government took the decisive step Monday, January 21, to deny future landing rights to the Iranian airline Mahan Air, which had operated multiple weekly flights to the Munich and Düsseldorf airports. We applaud the government’s decision.

A blood test that could potentially detect Alzheimer's disease, and a vaccine that might be able to treat it, are promising developments.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is throwing a political temper tantrum by urging President Trump not to deliver the State of the Union address in the House chamber as scheduled Tuesday.

Political correctness is the deadliest of political weaponry. Even I – a supporter of the president who inspired the MAGA hat – instinctively turned on the kid wearing one.

At a time of great change in the world, it is helpful to have a fundamental American principle that focuses goals and objectives.

Politicians often clothe outrageous policies in reasonable rhetoric. Donald Trump sometimes does the opposite, wrapping reasonable policy in careless rhetoric.

The left's motives are exposed in the Covington Catholic High School teens smear.

What will spark for the next bonfire of outrage? Who will be the target?

Tucker Carlson: Newsrooms' attitude toward Covington teens may explain the left's embrace of violent rhetoric.

The Democrats' myopic focus on destroying President Trump has diminished their appeal and limited their ability to grow beyond their rabid base. Speaker Pelosi's union of resistance fighters and activists has put Democrats on a trajectory of failure.

Last week, Democratic Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia offered President Trump some advice on how to end the current border wall standoff. "Always try to find a solution in which both sides come out ahead," Warner told the president. It's good advice. Trump is taking it. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., are not.

School choice is a noble cause. In much of America, parents have little or no control over where their kids attend school.

Gladys Knight will be singing the national anthem at the Super Bowl and understands you can advocate for both justice and the anthem.

The Supreme Court delivered a devastating blow to religious liberty Tuesday by refusing to take up a case involving a Washington state high school football coach who was fired after he took a knee to pray after a football game.

This past weekend, so many of us, myself included, rushed to judgment about the Covington Catholic High School kids. Why?