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Congressional Democrats (and their media allies) hope that FBI Director James Comey, in his public testimony to the House Intelligence Committee on March 20, will deliver a body blow to the Trump presidency...

Monday, the American people will meet our probable next Supreme Court Justice, Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge, Neil Gorsuch.

Instead of becoming distracted by politics, Betsy DeVos should focus on putting first things first for the education of our students.

Judge Neil Gorsuch heads to the Hill on Monday for confirmation hearings, and we’re told to wait for the fireworks. Not so fast.

In what has become an annual tradition of television programming claiming to reveal the real Jesus of Nazareth, it seems that CNN is off to an early start.

Evangelicals: it’s still all about the Supreme Court.

Now that Betsy DeVos is settled in as America’s new Secretary of Education she holds the reins of the U.S. Department of Education and, with it, the future of America’s 55.6 million students.

I don’t care what President Donald Trump’s tax returns show, and I don’t think they are any of my (or anyone else’s) business.

My mom was my best friend. As far back as I can remember we had a special connection.

One year ago, on March 14th, 2016, Congress embraced something more elusive than bi-partisanship: unanimity. The House of Representatives voted 393-0 to declare that ISIS was committing genocide against Christians, Yazidis, and other ethnic and religious minorities in Iraq and Syria.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently released its first list of the world's most dangerous “superbugs” – about 12 families of bacteria that have developed resistance to even the most powerful antibiotics.

The Congressional Budget Office’s estimate of how the American Health Care Act will impact the economy and our insurance markets is simply absurd.

Suggesting that Donald Trump should keep his head down, ignore petty slights and soldier on is like telling a raging bull to cover up his privates; both are unlikely propositions. Nonetheless, it’s good advice.

Wiretaps and your health.

It was not hard to see this coming. Two President Obama-appointed federal U.S. district judges have blocked President Trump's revised travel ban executive order from taking effect.

As their hometowns in Iraq’s northern Nineveh Province become liberated in an ongoing coalition offensive, a few brave Christian and Yizidi genocide survivors are straggling back to the rubble that was once their homes and businesses. The next six months will be the moment of truth for them.

The big battle for our nation’s economic security is just around the corner.

Below is a statement from a spokesperson for British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) in response to the op-ed "Did Obama spy on Trump?" by Judge Andrew Napolitano: "Recent allegations made by media commentator Judge Andrew Napolitano about GCHQ being asked to conduct 'wire tapping' against the then President Elect are nonsense.

Federal judges in Hawaii and Maryland ruled against President Trump’s revised travel ban with separate, but similar, orders blocking the main provisions of his executive order which limits travel and immigration to the United States from six predominately Muslim countries.

Last October, after an intense, bizarre and exhausting day covering the election, I came home and told my husband Peter I needed to regroup. I was suffocating from superficiality.