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Late last week, President Donald Trump told CBS News that domestic surveillance of American citizens should the “No. 1” topic of inquiry until we can find out “what the hell is going on” with it.

From Black Lives Matter to the Women’s March to political movements, grassroots activism defines our day. We rally to take power from power-hungry elites and place it with the people.

Stephen Covey, the best-selling business author, often emphasizes the enormous value of being proactive.

President Trump is keeping his promises and showing everyone he's willing to fight for his agenda, but Congressional Republicans are once again displaying their spinelessness.

How did one particular coal-mining union—the United Mine Workers of America—manage to secure an unprecedented federal bailout? And what’s the lesson here?

There's a new commandment for Catholics: Thou Shall Not Eat Tagalongs.

Because President Trump is a man in a hurry, here’s how he can save time today when he welcomes Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to the White House.

Before President Trump was elected, FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai came on my TV show, upset because President Obama ordered his agency to regulate the internet.

Our intelligence community and law enforcement professionals have worked tirelessly to keep us safe since the horrific events of September 11, 2001.

Hulu’s new series, The Handmaid’s Tale, is set in a near-future where women live under the thumb of Christian fundamentalists who have taken over the U.S.

While members of the mainstream media gathered in Washington for the White House Correspondents' Dinner, President Trump went to the people.

I received an email the other day from one of our readers in Scotland County, Missouri.

President Trump and I have something in common. We were both invited to last Saturday’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner and we declined.

As I have traveled from coast to coast across America talking about my new book, "42 Faith: The Rest of the Jackie Robinson Story," one question keeps popping up.

Israel and the Trump administration have a German problem, ironically manifesting itself on Israel’s 69th birthday. Just as President Trump’s emissaries and his UN Ambassador Nikki Haley are rightly insisting that Israel-bashing at the UN cease, Germany is moving in the opposite direction.

President Reagan left us with many useful lessons in his 1989 farewell address.

Free speech and hate speech are becoming alarmingly close neighbors in these Divided States of America. That’s not good for anyone.

It’s apparently okay to read history books at Northern Arizona University, but not the Good Book.

North Korea is surging to the brink. Advancements in their missile technology and nuclear weapons program will soon put the United States in the crosshairs.

For all the talk about how President Trump has stumbled in his first 100 days in the White House, there has been almost no examination of how the Democrats are doing as the party of opposition.