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If you think America won the Cold War, take a look at a new article in Teen Vogue headlined “Who is Karl Marx: Meet the Anti-Capitalist Scholar.”

Monday’s opening of the American Embassy in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, righted a historic wrong.

Medicaid, a program initially intended for the truly needy, now covers 28 million able-bodied adults and costs taxpayers more than $500 billion a year.

Like a boxer who doesn’t know when to leave the ring, Hillary Clinton is a two-time political loser who hasn’t gotten the message that she is unlikeable and unelectable.

Unlike his predecessors, who never lived up to their campaign promises, Trump just did.

In 1995, I had the privilege of working in the U.S. Senate on the Jerusalem Embassy Relocation Act (JERA) with a bipartisan group of colleagues, including Senate Majority Leader, Bob Dole of Kansas and Senator Pat Moynihan of New York.

It is important and encouraging that President Trump is finally taking action on this issue, and many of his proposals will provide substantial benefits to everyone.

In August 2016, the sound of laughter from college students in the courtyard of the of the American University of Afghanistan was replaced by shrieks of terror.

We have two proposals that would increase the number of different drugs in the marketplace, which could increase both competition and patients’ access to new medicines, and also alleviate critical shortages of old drugs in the bargain.

If past is prologue, much blood will be shed needlessly, yet nothing will change.

Monday – the 70th anniversary of U.S. recognition of Israel – will be a historic moment and we are thankful to President Trump for making good on a promise that his predecessors chose to ignore.

Joe McCarthy specialized in these smear tactics at the height of his influence – we don’t need to return to those bad old days.

We are at a truly historic moment in Israel's history, one that is cause for great celebration.

This Sunday, as we all pause to honor the mothers in our lives, I have words of advice for men observing the day with the mother of their children: do more.

A daughter is a mother's gender partner, her closest ally in the family confederacy, an extension of herself.

Media go after Trump all week but he comes back strong; and even more examples of journalistic failure

On this Mother’s Day, it’s hard to believe that 100 years ago most women in America – except in few states – didn’t have the right to vote.

The small business community has a big stake in the outcome of a U.S. Supreme Court case called Janus v. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Council 31.

A bill in the Minnesota Senate that would allow schools in the state to voluntarily display the national motto “In God We Trust” has state Democrats spiraling into fits of outrage, because God offends them.

With North Korea dominating the headlines out of Asia, not enough attention is being paid to major developments dealing with the South China Sea – the major cause of tensions in the larger Indo-Pacific region before North Korea started testing its long-range missiles and nuclear explosives.