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The Republican approach to immigration is shifting as the 2018 midterm elections loom.

Many of us will be opening our Christmas presents soon, surrounded by friends and family in what for most is the most joyous time of the year.

As a physician, I once trained and worked in the emergency room at Bellevue Hospital in New York.

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, is convinced the FBI was actively trying to stop Donald Trump from being elected president of the United States.

You would’ve thought they were preparing for the apocalypse.

On Monday, all foreign policy nerds the world over were bulking up on the Trump Administration’s shiny new national security strategy, or NSS.

What can we expect from North Korea going into the new year? Here are six things I will be watching in 2018, with the possibility of armed conflict now closer than ever before.

The Trump team is probably not going to seek to fire Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Instead, they seem to be seeking to discredit him and his investigation.

President Trump's speech Monday on national security will be in the great tradition of Presidents Truman and Reagan.

Vladimir Putin is a master at manipulating people by telling them what they want to hear.

In hindsight, the most important thing said this year came on Jan. 3.

Come the holidays, millions of periodic worshipers return to church inspired to reconnect with their faith and to regain spiritual grounding.

It appears the Obama administration weaponized the Federal Bureau of Investigation just like they weaponized the Internal Revenue Service.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller is accused of acting in complete disregard for the law and must be removed. And so, too, must his entire team.

Retired basketball power forward Charles Barkley is in the news again.

While President Trump remains fixated on North Korea, his own security team and other military experts continue to warn about the Chinese threat to the United States.

America's public school systems are going bankrupt, as they pour money they don't have into programs that enrich employees at the expense of students.

A long front-page story in the Washington Post Friday that claims America’s security is at risk because President Trump refuses to accept findings of U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia interfered in our 2016 presidential election is deeply flawed and amounts to fake news.

The U.S. has now made clear that Iran is not just violating a U.N. Security Council Resolution that imposes an arms embargo on Yemen.

You know the scene, right? It’s the perfect Christmas. There’s snow falling and dancing in the air like Juilliard students.