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I have always been an unabashedly proud capitalist.

If the progressive academic radicals at Princeton University have their way, the New Jersey school will soon be “man-free.”

Shopping is a habitual behavior with most decisions made in less than a second, far less time than it takes a consumer to locate, read and process the detailed information on the label.

Heading back to school means millions of American children will resume their vexed relationships with formal reading programs.

Why has the media not been asking Clinton to release her medical records? Is her health status less important than Trump’s?

To cope with the pain from the injury and to deal with the disappointment of losing my dream, I began taking narcotics and was soon hooked. I dropped out of Olympic training and took up MMA fighting, instead.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a strong proponent of organ and tissue donation, can take an important step and allow New York to become the 47th state in the country to make the age of expressed intent 16.

“Come, Boys, so that you can become men,” is their challenge – engraved in a monument attached to the school’s bricks.

Sheriff Clarke has been trying to restore law and order after several nights of rioting following the shooting death of 23-year-old Sylville Smith by a Milwaukee police officer.

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation is demanding an Air Force major be “aggressively punished” for having an open Bible on his desk at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

One of my favorite nicknames for America is Land of Opportunity. However, after what Americans have experienced in recent years, that's become harder and harder to believe.

It is not normally difficult to distinguish between the instrument and the goal. Think about “vaccine and health” and “recipe and meal.” As “law and order” comes again to the fore in the presidential race, we must recognize that order is the goal and aspire to a modern version in which police command respect and partner with the public partner to root out disorder.

We've heard nonstop criticism of both the Democrat and Republican presidential candidates — for good reasons. So are their running mates any better?

ISIS will certainly be pleased to know that whatever they do, wherever they go, however brutal they continue to be, Hillary Clinton still isn’t sending U.S. troops to stop them

I have nothing against boycotts, and would never dissuade individuals from deploying them -- it's a free country after all. But sometimes our boycotts generate publicity and promote the very things we disagree with.

Teachers in Charlotte, N.C., have been advised to stop calling the children “boys and girls,” according to a training presentation on transgender issues.

Donald Trump keeps saying that Hillary Clinton wants to “essentially abolish the Second Amendment.” But the media fact checkers are having none of it. Last week, CNN called his accusation “persistent” and “false.” At the same time, a Washington Post editorial also called the claim “absurd.”

While we shouldn’t live in the past, we can certainly learn from it. We are not the first humans to walk the Earth, and yet too many, especially the young, suffer from the conceit that history is just a boring subject in school.

Attracted by quicker dispatch times and overall convenience, more and more riders have been ditching cabs for Uber and Lyft. Facing greater competition, the medallions to own or lease taxis, which were once an investment that outpaced gold and the Dow, are now freefalling nationwide.

It is a real tragedy that Black Lives Matter — which has done so much good in raising awareness of police abuses — has now moved away from its central mission and has declared war against the nation state of the Jewish people.