On November 4, 1991, The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library was dedicated with great fanfare and I had the opportunity to interact with six of America's first ladies.
The media and Democratic politicians are painting President Trump and his administration as lapdogs for Russian President Vladimir Putin. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth.
Bipartisanship has returned – if ever so briefly – to American politics. We can thank fired FBI Director and new best-selling author James Comey, a polarizing figure who is hated by Republicans and Democrats alike – but loved by the media as a ratings bonanza.
After a series of recent hospitalizations, former first lady Barbara Bush will not seek further medical treatment and will instead focus on comfort care for her failing health, according to a statement released by the family spokesman.
If the Palestinian Authority is determined to pay blood money for the murders of innocents we can’t stop it. But it is both illegal and immoral for U.S. taxpayers to foot the bill for support payments that incentivize and reward Palestinian terrorism.
Now that the tax cuts have taken effect and we’ve seen how they are helping the economy and providing a long overdue break for individual families across the board, why not force the Democrats into a do-over.
Today we turn the page on the old broken system and look forward to a better one that will make our country stronger and more prosperous for years to come.
His actions are unworthy of the storied law enforcement agency I served for close to a quarter of a century, and they shocked many of us who worked with and around him during his years serving in the Department of Justice.
People’s reasons for giving go beyond taxes. While two-thirds of Americans give to charity, only about a third of tax filers itemize, proving that many givers already lack the tax incentive.
Today, our objective is deterrence, but our need to study and anticipate change in the nature of warfare is as urgent as it was in the period between WWI and WWII.