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Mitt Romney is just like Hillary Clinton. Six years later, he’s still upset that he’s not president. 

The federal government is nearing the second week of the partial shutdown, Republicans are about to lose their unified government, and Americans are increasingly turning against the president.

This bizarre world of TV truly did prepare me for the struggles of motherhood. And the struggle is real, ya’ll!

In his second year in office, the list of extraordinary things President Trump has done, for good and ill, continued to grow. Today, I offer my annual list of the 10 best things Trump has done in office. (In my next column, I will give you my list of the 10 worst.)

I’ve often been accused of burying the lede for the sake of sugarcoated storytelling. Forgive me and watch me get it right – at least once.

The Oscar for the biggest bluff of 2018 goes to Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi for almost having us convinced they’re opposed to immigration reform from high atop the fabricated moral high ground they’ve staked out.

Trump is presiding over an economy that remains healthy. The Democrats have yet to find a compelling alternative economic message.

With the government partially shut down because Democrats refuse to fund the wall, it is time for an adult conversation about immigration. Not a blame-game, soundbite-ready, phony-baloney conversation; a real one, that acknowledges we have a broken system and that seeks solutions.

From the day President Trump took office, Democrats have vowed to oppose him at every turn in an effort to appease their radical-left base, putting the politics of obstruction over the security of our country. There’s been no better example of that than the current partial government shutdown.

If congressional Democrats won’t provide the $5 billion President Trump has asked for to fund a wall or other physical barrier along the U.S. border with Mexico and end the partial government shutdown, then Republicans should offer an alternative proposal: $25 billion – five times as much – for border security.

Democrats seem determined to stop President Trump's plans for a southern-border wall as revenge for beating Hillary Clinton.

North Korea's leader demands big concessions from the US to give up his nuclear weapons.

My mother, who died last week, taught me a valuable lesson about life -- not with words, but by the way she lived.

Here's how I accomplished what I thought was impossible -- losing nearly 80 pounds after a lifetime of obesity.

The memory of that fateful meeting is a reminder that we all need to take a chance in 2019.

Remember when Dr. McCoy on “Star Trek” was able to make diagnoses with a tricorder and perform brain surgery by simply putting a futuristic band around a patient’s head? That kind of medicine seemed like pure fantasy at the time.

Choosing kindness as the word to ground and navigate every moment of our lives in 2109 is a declaration about how to steer the ship of life.

Civility and coming together rests in our hands – not the government's hands, political parties, or special-interest groups. We can change things and it doesn't take an act of Congress.

For the second time in less than three months, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., made major news at a bizarre time.

America’s allies and enemies alike will place their 2019 foreign policy bets on a hunch: whether or not President Trump will win a second term in 2020.