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Who most worries South Korea’s President Moon Jae In?

The relationship between a service dog and a veteran is akin to a team walking a tightrope.

Sixty-three million Americans put their faith in a man to change the course of the nation. Their vote demands that he try.

This whole plan is an admission that Republican leadership are too afraid to ever be bold and that there will never be a true conservative movement to simplify or reduce taxes, no matter how many Republicans are elected to office.

The attack at the First Baptist Church in tiny Sutherland Springs, Texas, claimed 26 lives and left people with an understandable desire to “do something.”

As our country mourns the loss of innocent life in Texas, there seems to be a new wave of indignation directed at people who dare to pray for the victims.

This simple change in course—missed by a media and policy elite blinded by its hatred of Trump—will reverse trends that have been running against the free world in Asia.

Yet again, yet so soon, we struggle to make sense of bloodshed and violence.

The sad reality is that every church should have a strategy to protect its members when they gather.

Our journey with the Museum of the Bible reminds us how God leads us with a journey in mind.

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In the New York Times’ view, there are only two reasons to question Robert Mueller’s credibility: insanity or treason.

On Sunday, November 5, 2017, America witnessed the deadliest church shooting in her history.

When President Trump visits Beijing on his Asian trip now in progress, China is expected to roll out the red carpet. But Chinese leaders are spooked.

The tax relief and job creating provisions included in the Republican plan will continue to grow the GDP and help even more Americans realize their dreams.

Virginia will elect a new governor Tuesday.

When was the last time you hailed a cab? Visited your banker? Found a date at a bar? Searched the shelves of a bookstore?

Donna Brazile, the former interim chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, is in search of absolution.

Sunday will be the sixth time in the last eight years that I’ve run the marathon in New York as a guide runner for runners with disabilities, always under the auspices of Achilles International.

Most Americans are in disbelief that that Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl escaped any jail time for desertion in Afghanistan.