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President Trump sees in China a nation that has used trade to dramatically increase its wealth and place in the world, taking advantage of past U.S. acquiescence to Chinese trading practices.

The Steele dossier has already become a thing of John le Carré-like intrigue—British spies, Kremlin agents, legal cutouts, hidden bank accounts.

Earlier this week, on the one-year anniversary of the election of Donald Trump as president, people in cities across America gathered to scream at the sky.

American culture is not far removed, in either time or ideology, from the days when U.S. soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines were harassed by their own countrymen when in uniform.

This Veterans Day, I know that I was one of the lucky ones. My combat injuries were visible – plain for all to see.

Today’s members of the United States military are tomorrow’s veterans.

Have you heard? Men are taking classes in how to unlearn “toxic masculinity.”

The Antifa movement, as the name implies, fancies itself anti-fascist. How do they express this idea? By trying to shut up people they disagree with, often through violent tactics.

The student newspaper refuses to publish my factual response to its attack, so I am doing so in this piece.

Last month, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released its final rule on small-dollar loans.

Unfortunately, a few racist remarks can command huge amounts of media attention for days.

One of the few upsides to the kneeling controversy engulfing the NFL is that it’s reinforced the notion that there are few things in this country more sacred than the lives of our military men and women.

The Republican defeat in New Jersey is unsurprising.

Veterans Day, which falls on Saturday this year, is set aside to reflect on military service to our country.

Sanctuary cities and states threaten public safety, cost taxpayers’ money and encourage lawlessness.

Insurance doesn’t guarantee you access to actual care, and insurers make a greater profit denying you care than actually providing it.

If there’s one politician who can understand Donald Trump’s frustration with a wildly biased news media, it’s British Prime Minister Theresa May.

What if the government doesn’t really deliver for us? What if its failures to protect our lives, liberties and property are glaring? What if nothing changes after these failures?

Tuesday’s elections brought bad news for Republicans and good news for Democrats.

The never-ending saga of Clinton corruption continues to unfold, with the latest chapter being written by former Democratic National Committee Chair Donna Brazile.