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Last week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced his intention to seek harsher penalties for criminal activity involving opioids.

I realized that my entire generation had missed out on what previous generations had not: celebrating the greatness of our nation and its heroes.

Finally free from captivity at the hands of Boko Haram, one Chibok girl just ran into her father’s arms for the first time in three years.

The appointment of former FBI Director Robert Mueller as special counsel for the investigation of possible links between the Trump campaign and various organs of the Russian government provides an opportunity to reflect on where things stand and where they are likely to go for the embattled Trump Administration.

Roger Ailes understood the human frailties that afflict us all, our weaknesses and our failures.

Foreign policy analysts were caught by surprise when the White House announced that the President would make his first stop in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on his first international trip.

Roger Ailes is gone. And it’s time for me to say something very personal, simple and straightforward about this complicated man.

I met Roger Ailes while I was a White House correspondent for The Washington Post.

Those are the words used to end a military radio transmission. Thursday, Roger Ailes, the man who built and led Fox News, stopped transmitting.

Roger Ailes was an American patriot, an extraordinary leader both as a political strategist and as a pioneer in modern cable communications.

On May 18th, under the leadership of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai, FCC commissioners will consider a “Notice of Proposed Rulemaking” to restore the internet to a light-touch regulatory framework by classifying broadband as an “information service” and seeking public comment on the rules governing the practices of internet service providers.

Robert Mueller’s reputation for being thorough, as well as efficient, offers Americans light and quiet at the end of an unusually dark and noisy tunnel.

One of the most important aspects of immigration reform is bolstering enforcement of existing immigration law.

In a period of seven days this month, President Donald Trump fired James Comey as director of the FBI and was accused of sharing top-secret intelligence data with the Russian foreign minister and the Russian ambassador to the United States, the latter a known Russian spy.

FBI Director Robert Mueller is a consummate professional who has a great reputation on both sides of the aisle. But there are other reasons the GOP should be thankful.

The initiative announced by Attorney General Jeff Sessions last month in Nogales, Ariz., to hire more immigration judges is a vital step in bringing our immigration courts back to enforcing federal law.

Cyberattacks cause great damage to our national security, but as the recent ransomware cyberattack sadly reminded us, they also inflict major harm on the world economy.

President Trump seems hell-bent on courting controversy, if not downright enmity, from the Washington establishment

In a week when we thought things couldn’t get any worse, they have.

The Washington Post is alleging that President Trump gave the Russian foreign minister and ambassador classified information while they were visiting the White House last week, and despite denials from people who were in the room, the alt-left, hate-Trump media is going berserk – again.