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Students of the Watergate era (or those old enough to have lived through it) will recall the “dirty tricks” played by Richard Nixon’s henchmen, most notably Donald Segretti. Segretti, who was hired by Nixon’s deputy assistant, Dwight Chapin, was tasked with smearing Democrats, including senator and 1972 presidential candidate, Edmund Muskie of Maine.

My cell phone started ringing before dawn in Las Vegas last Wednesday.

The ObamaCare endgame is coming into view. In Colorado, where ObamaCare enrollees face 20 percent premium hikes, voters will decide Nov. 8 whether to create a new single payer health care system.

For a certain kind of liberal internationalist, the International Criminal Court (ICC) is one of the world’s more noble innovations.

Abe Lincoln’s legacy is safe, and not just because Donald Trump talked too long Saturday. It’s that he said too little that was new or uplifting.

Every mainstream media outlet in the country keeps saying Trump is losing badly -- yes, even my beloved Fox News. They say this as if it’s fact. And based on many polls, it does look that way.

A patriotic, pre-game celebration honoring law enforcement and first responders at a high school football game has drawn the ire of the New Jersey chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.

We have gone to our respective corners, and the only way we win is to vanquish the other side.

I'll never forget the day I learned that Tom Hayden had married Jane Fonda.

"Black Mirror," Charlie Brooker's brilliant series, is at turns grim, sad, shocking, beautiful and devastating.

Every now and then a story crosses my desk that gets me riled up. This is one of those stories.

Whichever candidate Trump or Clinton wins the presidential race, there will be a significant stock market correction. The important question for investors is: what comes next?

Texas and 20 other states have announced a lawsuit to block the Obama administration’s destructive overtime rules, which are slated to go into effect December 1, 2016.

It was Friday night in Petal, Mississippi.

Apparently, some people think that when a Republican says he will watch closely to make there’s no corruption of the vote, he is a “threat to democracy” and even a “domestic insurrectionist.”

A long string of State Department scandals, dating all the way back to 1998, has one central figure in common: Patrick Kennedy.

UNESCO chose a rather odd time to ratify its resolution against Israel’s “occupation of Al-Aqsa Mosque/Al-Haram Al-Sharif” and Jerusalem’s Old City.

Hillary Clinton will never “face the dock”, as lawyers are prone to say. But Harold T. Martin III will.

On Oct. 18, a rather unusual and unexpected news story materialized on my computer screen, and it came as a pleasant respite from the rest of the headlines.

In response to the first question in Wednesday's presidential debate, Donald Trump declared that "if my opponent should win this race, … we will have a Second Amendment which will be a very, very small replica of what it is right now."