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Cambridge Analytica is being loudly criticized for apparently using massive amounts of data on 50 million Facebook users to formulate political advertising on behalf of the Trump campaign after receiving the data from Cambridge University researcher Aleksandr Kogan.

We have five children, including a sweet and wonderful son we were blessed with through adoption. His name is Samuel, he’s 12 years old and he happens to have Down syndrome.

Congressional Republicans are jeopardizing the Second Amendment rights of 4.2 million senior citizens.

After this especially chaotic and jam-packed week, sometimes questions are the best way to clarify matters. In that spirit, here are some questions on my mind.

Facing the threat of another government shutdown, legislators are racing to pass an omnibus bill that would fund the federal government for the rest of the fiscal year and tackle several of the important issues on Congress's plate, including immigration and gun safety.

Following a lengthy post on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in an interview with CNN Wednesday night: "I’m really sorry this happened. We have a basic responsibility to protect people’s data.”

Need more evidence that Deep State actors, cheered on by a partisan press, are doing everything within their power to damage, unseat a duly elected president?

President Trump signed an executive memorandum Thursday slapping $50 billion in annual tariffs and other penalties on a broad range of imported Chinese products, fulling his campaign promise to challenge a rising and increasingly rogue China.

Thursday is World Water Day, created by the United Nations to focus attention on the importance of preserving our planet’s freshwater supply.

Four recent news stories caused me to think about the current political environment and how we increasingly reframe news to fit our ideological understanding of the world.

The independent Christian movie “I Can Only Imagine” performed far better than anyone could have imagined at the box office last weekend, bringing in $17.1 million when it was only expected to sell between $2 million and $4 million in tickets.

Lawmakers were facing a 2,232-page, $1.2 trillion omnibus spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. The problem was that no one had seen the text.

For the past few days, the nation’s media and political class have been fixated on the firing of the No. 2 person in the FBI, Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.

With yet another crisis for Facebook, the same old excuses are wearing thin.

America’s immigration system is badly in need of reform.

Politics ain’t beanbag, as Cynthia Nixon learned right out of the starting gate. On day two of her primary campaign against Gov. Cuomo, the “Sex and the City” actress got a taste of what is coming her way.

Hillary Clinton has not had a good week. And the patronizing continues...

Is it time to quit Facebook? I’ve been wondering about that lately and I’m not the only one.

Wednesday is World Down Syndrome Day, a day when the syndrome draws increased attention. No person wants their child to have Down syndrome. But some of the best things in life are surprises.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, who met with President Trump at the White House Tuesday on his three-week visit to the U.S., is hoping to promote a new and modern vision for his country.