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British Prime Minister Theresa May has suffered a seismic defeat.

Reuniting families at home may be key to the GOP winning more Hispanic votes.

Ask anybody on Main Street whether it makes any sense to allow foreign countries to charge higher tariffs than we charge them, and the answer will surely be a resounding “heck no!”

The Grand Canyon National Park is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a partial government shutdown.

We all make mistakes, don’t we? At the beginning of a new year, we often think about our mistakes and resolve to do things differently. And we ask ourselves: Can God ever forgive me.

Sean Hannity: The "Deep State" and hate-Trump media will continue to try to destroy the Trump presidency.

Laura: Ingraham: A Lin Manuel Miranda controversy got overshadowed over the weekend, just like lib eleites like it.

To restore faith in the federal government, Trump must shine sunlight on the DOJ.

Despite his later attempts to shift the blame to Democratic congressional leaders, Americans continue to blame President Trump for the shutdown.

Was there no one in America who could have been appointed attorney general who isn’t Robert Mueller’s BFF?

In the years to come, the question will not be why President Trump and his allies insisted on building a border wall, but why the Democrats were emotionally attached to preventing security for America.

Even in a field crowded with higher-profile names, it would be a mistake to underestimate Kamala Harris’ political upside.

The Democratic Party is moving so far to the extreme left that even some members of former Vice President Joe Biden's family voted for Donald Trump for president.

Trump-haters are again foaming at the mouth over comments made by the president regarding the border wall he has promised to build. Once again, they are wrong about their criticism of the president.

The ginned-up inquiry by Special Counsel Robert Mueller will be anti-climatic when it ends. There was no Trump-Russia collusion.

You have often heard me argue that the premise of the Bill of Rights -- the first ten amendments to the Constitution -- is that our rights come from our humanity. Hence the First Amendment, for example, does not command that Congress grant the freedom of speech; rather it commands that Congress shall not infringe upon the freedom of speech.

Most of us will never be in the Hollywood headlines like Chris Pratt or Katherine Schwarzenegger, but all of us have or will find ourselves in the middle of a tough time.

The brazen plot against President Trump by the Obama FBI and DOJ continues, enabled by a complicit media. The odor of corruption has long been noxious. But the Democrats and media hold their collective noses.

Another week, another feverish contest among Democrats to see who can drag the party faster and farther to the left. The new year is beginning with a blistering pace, with wild and crazy ideas popping up across the country.

Enough words. Now we need action. It is time to do what is right and remove Congressman King from his position on the House Judiciary Committee.