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You don’t have to be a spook to spot the plan: Destroy Donald Trump by putting him in a Russian bear hug.

As a physician, I am fed up and angry. I am tired of watching and waiting for the Washington elite to do their jobs.

America’s military has been at war for the last fifteen years and the threat from global terrorism and transnational criminal organizations is nowhere near subsiding.

Many of those sounding the loudest alarm bells over Russian influence in U.S. politics were curiously silent when far greater concerns were raised about the Clintons.

For the Trump administration to create 4 million infrastructure jobs and inject $1 trillion into the American economy, it needs to bring real professionals to the fight, not policy wonks.

I did not enjoy going to church last Sunday. I took my three kids to the service by myself because my wife wasn’t feeling well.

Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and the Democrats continue to snub President Trump by slowing down Senate confirmation of his Cabinet appointments.

With anti-Semitism on the rise around the world, this is not the right time to eliminate a State Department position dedicated to monitoring and combating this persistent social illness.

I just returned from a 2-week speaking tour of Asia. I spoke in front of hundreds of people in 5 countries about “the Trump Phenomenon” and what his election will mean for the world economy.

The Trump presidency was just days old when it recorded its first US combat casualty. Chief Special Warfare Operator William “Ryan” Owens—a Navy SEAL, Illinois native, and father of four—died of wounds sustained in a firefight during a raid on an al-Qaeda compound in Yemen.

When I became mayor of my hometown, Gary, Indiana in 2012, we embarked on a journey to spark revitalization in our city.

There are nearly 2,000 political vacancies within the Trump administration, most of which did not require Senate confirmation.

Here are three reasons why limiting budgets doesn’t necessarily mean bad outcomes.

Conservatives have a small window of opportunity to make the changes our country urgently needs.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has responded to a political hit piece from The Washington Post and a subsequent onslaught from Democrats over the fake news that he met with Russians before President Trump took office. He’ll recuse himself from any related investigations.

As a healer, I help people accept stark truths about their lives and the lives of others.

The overblown rhetoric accompanying calls for Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ resignation Thursday reveals that the brouhaha is driven by mere political grandstanding, not a real concern over unlawful behavior.

There is no evidence to suggest that Attorney General Sessions has been untruthful about his contacts with the Russian ambassador to the U.S.

In his Tuesday speech to a joint session of Congress, President Trump offered optimism and hope.

Some years ago my fiancee (now wife) and I found ourselves in a church full of people who observed Lent. With a wedding and honeymoon just a few months away, we had better plans.