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President Trump’s decision to withdraw the Paris Climate Accord has sparked widespread hysteria in juice bars and luxury spas across Hollywood.

Americans of every stripe should celebrate the Paris agreement’s demise, for it represents a stunning victory for taxpayers and middle- and lower-income families and the elevation of science over irrational fears about the future of Earth’s climate.

Hillary Clinton's appearance at the annual Code Conference in Ranchos Palos Verdes, California, underscored two key developments in today’s Democratic Party: we need fresh faces and we need a new, winning message.

Donald Trump is not the president being attacked over his Paris climate deal decision. It is George W. Bush, who was chastised for his 2001 decision to withdraw the United States from the Kyoto treaty on global climate change signed by the Clinton administration.

Defenders of ObamaCare are making all sorts of dishonest claims about the American Health Care Act, a better alternative that will return stability and choice to the individual insurance market.

In a move that only hastens America’s retreat from global political and economic leadership, it is now apparent that President Trump will withdraw from the Paris Agreement.

By withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, President Trump is defying the left, the media, his children, and many world leaders.

The so-called “tolerant” left is taking its unhinged hatred of the president to a brand-new low, and Kathy Griffin is only the latest offender.

Hillary Clinton would’ve been an amazing president.

The United States government, including the Department of Defense, is at risk of allowing some of its most sensitive information to be seen by a Chinese company whose chairman has close ties to that country’s Communist party.

Hope exists where it did not, because of this trip. This is not rhetoric. It is a fact.

We can all agree, however else we might be divided, that Trump shouldn’t have fired FBI Director James Comey on May 9. He should have done so on January 20.

Whatever trauma she herself might have experienced is not as important to Grande as is adopting a moral stand in the face of evil.

After the Watergate era had ended and Jimmy Carter was in the White House and the Senate’s Church Committee had attempted to grasp the full extent of lawless government surveillance in America during the LBJ and Nixon years, Congress passed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

My loyalty to President Trump remains steadfast. But, the same does not apply to some of his staff who are failing him.

The Tennes family has been farming in Michigan for generations.

Everyone knew Ray would die of cancer. What was different is Ray’s cancer came from saving others – something he spent his career doing as a member of the Fire Department of the City of New York.

Former Connecticut Senator Joseph I. Lieberman has been my friend for more than 40 years, going back to the days when we changed diapers together when our now oldest children were newborns.

Like many Americans, Barron Trump has seen the image of his father's decapitated head. And as you might imagine -- the 11-year-old boy was traumatized by what he saw.

Time does not heal all fools and when it comes to stupidity, the future looks a lot like the present. No, the City Council will never learn.