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As a staunch conservative and loyal supporter of President Trump from the very beginning, I am outraged by the events of the last two weeks.

Serious journalists have debunked the fake news narrative about a connection between President Trump and Russia, but the same media that refused to vet President Obama continues to run wild with it.

Saudi Arabia’s young and dynamic Deputy Crown Prince, son of King Salman, arrives in Washington this week. While he's here, he’ll seek to both reaffirm the strong security alliance with America and to impart a powerful message of how the Kingdom is changing.

The future of Christianity in the post-Christian West hangs in the balance.

The future of Christianity in the post-Christian West hangs in the balance. If the faith is going to survive within churches and communities, then Christians are going to have to become far more serious and intentional about education.

During the 8 years he was president, Barack Obama’s administration experienced an explosion in gun sales.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer was in an Apple store over the weekend - just minding his business when he was set upon by a raging liberal -- a fuming feminist -- foaming at the mouth.

How can President Trump and the GOP Congress escape the political damage from their failed pledge to produce a better healthcare plan than ObamaCare — one that covers more people, offers more choice and is cheaper?

President Trump is halfway through his First 100 Days, so it’s time to give him the Ed Koch test. “How am I doin’?” the late New York mayor used to ask, and he always got an answer.

It should come as no surprise that an Obama political appointee (with the cooperation of the media) would try to create a phony scandal out of a routine event.

Hate runs deep in the Balkans, and latest news from Macedonia offers even more ominous proof.

North Korea’s recent missile tests will put new pressure on the Trump administration to choose a strategy for dealing with this pesky proliferator.

The idea of fighting for things that matter has never been foreign to me.

This month, millions of Americans will participate in March Madness—friendly betting pools on the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Men’s Basketball Championship.

The idea of fighting for things that matter has never been foreign to me.

The idea of fighting for things that matter has never been foreign to me.

In April of 1987 I was making the long trek across upstate New York heading back to college.

The opinions of our nation’s new commander in chief are as varied as DNA. News of President Donald Trump’s every move can be discovered 24/7. Somewhere between the celebratory blowing of horns and warning sirens, it is easy to get caught up in what’s happening at the White House instead of in our own home.

It is challenging for important Republicans on Capitol Hill now. They are leading their party at a time when it is changing and the country has changed.

The crisis of the conservative mind divided needs to be thought through and argued about.