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The political attack stories are disgusting, but national security leaks are downright dangerous.

Modernizing the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to improve fairness for U.S. producers makes sense.

Former Presidents Bush and Obama owe a personal apology to the family of a California boy gravely injured by an illegal alien. They should also pay for the child’s medical bills.

Stop and honor the people for which Memorial Day exits this weekend.

The CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy’s decision to host Linda Sarsour as its commencement speaker on June 1st is just the latest example of the naiveté on our college campuses when it comes to recognizing the reality of radical Islam.

Ten years ago this month, I started the day by getting on my face before God and saying, “Lord, I’m getting down on the floor because if I get up, I’m afraid I’ll do something stupid.”

Everyone wants a number to predict their future, especially when it comes to their health. We want to believe health insurance is a buffer against illness and death — but as a practicing physician, I can tell you that this concept is abstract sometimes, rather than real.

Trump is right to lift the taboos that have often prevented the West from recognizing Islamist ideology to be the red flag it is.

The small town of Akin, Illinois is the heartbeat of the heartland. It’s a place where the crops are bountiful and so are the patriots.

Indeed, polling data show that Palestinians are the most radicalized, anti-peace population in the entire Muslim world.

The destroy-Trump, alt-left media continues to breathlessly push the bizarre, tinfoil hat conspiracy that President Trump and Russia colluded to help him win the election.

Trump seems not to have been opposed to NATO in principle. He was (and is) opposed to alliances that to his mind do not further the security of Americans.

How is it possible to be seen in a positive light when simultaneously making inferences about a potential crime committed behind closed doors and, then, failing to take action beyond apparently writing a memorandum filed in a desk drawer?

How is it possible to be seen in a positive light when simultaneously making inferences about a potential crime committed behind closed doors and, then, failing to take action beyond apparently writing a memorandum filed in a desk drawer?

The terrorism scenario is always the same. Events repeat themselves, like in the film “Groundhog Day.”

Something I’ve long admired about our country is our individual spirit of self-accomplishment.

The bad news for President Donald Trump keeps coming his way, notwithstanding a generally bravura performance on the foreign stage this past week in Riyadh, Jerusalem and Vatican City.

President Trump is delivering on his promise to the American people by proposing a budget that will pay down our national debt and reinvigorate our economy over the next decade.

Trump seems not to have been opposed to NATO in principle. He was (and is) opposed to alliances that to his mind do not further the security of Americans.

Unlike President Obama, Trump rallied them to “drive out” our common enemies from their own midst, as well as to confront Obama’s preferred partner, Iran.