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Donald Trump has surged in national polls but his prospects for winning the presidency remain dim.

President John F. Kennedy understood that sharing art and culture brought people together, broke down barriers and established a connection that transcended policies and politics.

The first presidential debate next week between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton could determine the outcome of the 2016 election.

It was a night of terror in Charlotte, North Carolina on Tuesday.

A North Carolina history teacher is facing a firestorm of controversy after he allegedly stomped on an American Flag inside a public school classroom.

The current Supreme Court is not young. Our next president may get to choose five new justices.

A North Carolina history teacher is facing a firestorm of controversy after he allegedly stomped on an American Flag inside a public school classroom.

When you have a “48-hour reign of terror” journalists usually tell you about the suspect – except when he’s Muslim.

In the aftermath of the bombings carried out in New York and New Jersey, Americans are on edge.

The real focus on Clinton and Trump's health should not be strictly on some physical or mental criteria for serving, but rather on the public’s right to know.

I only wish I'd gotten her name.

There’s been a legal setback for Joe Kennedy, the high school football coach who lost his job after he refused to stop praying at midfield after football games.

Last year, the White House praised Planned Parenthood’s “high ethical standard” even as it was implicated in the heinous trafficking of baby body parts.

Enemies of the West – including Russia, Syria, Iran, the Islamic State, and others – are working together – even if they are traditional enemies themselves such as Shiite and Sunni Muslims, or Russia and Iran – in order to destabilize the world and seize power for themselves.

I read a transcript of Hillary Clinton's remarks on Sept. 19th in the aftermath of the terror attacks in Minnesota, New York and New Jersey...

What's truly intriguing about the attacks over the weekend, wasn’t the attacks themselves -- but the responses to them.

Hillary Clinton recently called out the haters, the bigots and the racists as a “basket of deplorables.”

As the school year kicks off many American kids are seeing their global counterparts (via the news or social media) — hungry, alone and scared — in countries like Syria, Central America, Africa and elsewhere.

When terrorism intrudes more heavily into the campaign, it tends to help Donald Trump, who calls the threat by its name and promises tough action.

This is a tale of two high school football coaches from Washington state.