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That’s right, the Internet’s great champion of feminism — hey, don’t they make an effort to be inclusive when picking the Google Doodle every day? — is doing little to stop the revolting daily public humiliation of women.

Too many manufacturing, construction and service businesses can’t find the technical workers they need to expand, because the whole emphasis at the vast majority of high schools is to prepare students for college.

Democrats and their media handmaidens declared war with little to say except that Trump is worse than Hitler and all immigrants, legal or not, deserve a welcome wagon.

China is engaging in unrestricted economic warfare—violating every agreement on patents, trade, and intellectual property it has ever signed--in order to replace the United States as the world’s dominant power.

In the age of social media anyone can seize an opportunity to publicly take a stand against President Trump, and know that it could easily become national news and give them their 15 minutes of fame in the process.

Compromise and common sense are a good place to start.

Media criticism of President Trump’s immigration policy reached a fever pitch this past week, as the president was demonized and called every name in the book, while some members of his administration and family were threatened and harassed.

Why are people so stressed these days?

Immigration has always been the most inflammatory of political issues. We all have strong feelings. Mine are shaped by the fact that I’m an immigrant twice over.

Despite what you’ve heard, the wall President Trump wants to build along our border with Mexico will actually help people trying to come to the U.S. illegally.

States with high taxes are at risk of losing people, business and money.

Turkish citizens will go to the polls for snap parliamentary and presidential elections Sunday, putting the world is at the doorstep of another decade-long, dangerous problem: a re-elected and empowered Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The Trump administration’s massive deregulation effort and the enactment of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by the Republican-controlled Congress have done wonders for the U.S. economy.

The summer of 1999, my friend Dawn Compton and I volunteered to work at a Backyard Bible Club in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

At a time when church attendance is shrinking in America, I, a pastor, am encouraging people to quit church. Why?

On the days when I get really fearful, I say a tiny prayer.

The Supreme Court struck a blow for privacy in the digital age Friday.

President Trump threw in the towel Friday with a tweet telling Republicans in Congress to "stop wasting their time" on immigration legislation until after the November elections.

The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has benefited American consumers, workers and businesses since 1994.

For 20 years now, a well-meaning law professor has been peddling the fiction that the Second Amendment – guaranteeing the right of Americans to keep and bear arms – was adopted to protect slavery.