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In addressing North Korea, let’s cut to the chase.

I had come to see this place, indeed, to feel the power of it, so that I might be reminded of the extraordinary sacrifice that was made for Americans like me.

While the violent misfits of Antifa proudly call themselves anti-fascists – and liken their attacks on anyone they oppose to the heroic fight by resistance forces that battled the Nazis in World War II – in reality Antifa is a domestic terrorist organization.

No matter how persuasive President Trump is, it’s unlikely he can round up enough Democrats to get 60 votes in the Senate for tax reform.

We need to calm down, act like we won the mandate of 2016 (because…we did), and trust in President Trump.

President Trump is not looking for bipartisanship; he’s looking for insurance. If your agenda hinged on support from the likes of John McCain, you’d want insurance too.

When the explosive device went off the train immediately stopped and the doors opened.

Speaking at the opening of the 14th annual Yalta European Security conference in Kiev, Ukraine’s President Poroshenko delivered a hard-hitting speech criticizing Russian president Vladimir Putin and calling upon the U.S. and other Ukrainian allies to supply more advanced weapons to counter Russia’s aggression.

It’s a little story, but it says a lot about the world we live in.

Is Russia preparing to invade another European country, or simply training its forces to do so in the future?

President Trump has called getting tax reform signed into law a “once in a generation opportunity” and he’s exactly right.

To be honest, there is only one thing you really need to know: A war with North Korea—meaning a full-blown, all out conflict where nuclear, chemical, biological and large amounts of conventional weapons are used—would be a war like no other.

As my campus at the University of California, Berkeley (UCB) “braces” itself for an appearance by conservative Ben Shapiro, I am taking a step back to think about all the moments and highlights that I have faced while being a vocal conservative in a liberal atmosphere.

I’ve spent two days and consumed three packs of Tums trying to digest all 464 pages. (I’m a fast reader.)

As President Trump’s Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity met on Tuesday in New Hampshire to discuss voter fraud, the usual liberal suspects cried wolf.

What with all the actual, sad death and destruction visited upon Houston and much of Florida as a result of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, you may have missed the recent reporting on another storm brewing over on the West Coast.

There are a lot of patriotic students at Vista Del Lago High School in Folsom, California. So you can imagine their shock when they were warned that chanting “USA” at sporting events and pep rallies could appear to be inappropriate and intolerant.

I vividly recall the famous "free speech" movement at Berkeley several decades ago.

What just happened? President Trump cut a deal with Democrats to pay for hurricane damage relief and raise the debt ceiling without getting anything in return, except the temporary avoidance of a government shutdown.

I wasn’t thrilled when I heard Hillary Clinton was writing a book about the election to be released in September.