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The Korean War never ended.

I was watching a late-night show mock Melania Trump. Which show? I can’t remember, so many of them do it.

Tuesday, President Trump outlined some of his plans for dealing with our opiate epidemic.

The Justice Department's job is to defend the government, but it is also supposed to pursue justice.

As sure as the dog days of August, photos from Putin’s summer holidays have arrived, but none feature him and his Judo sparring partners. Perhaps the pictures would reveal too much about how he approaches the world.

What is happening with North Korea in 2017 is not analogous to what happened in 1962, except for the word crisis.

Democrats have made drug prices a pillar of their “Better Deal” for the American people. But their plan gets both the drug pricing problem and the relevant solutions wrong.

Cheating in a game of cards can involve “stacking the deck” –arranging the cards in a way that advantages yourself while ensuring your opponent loses.

To keep our freedom, we need to understand how this is affecting us and what we can do about it. Because our government is increasingly turning to Silicon Valley and its one-sided, ideological and thought-controlling technology to gather information about you.

Radwan Ziadeh is ten years younger than Bashar al-Assad. Both of these Syrians initially pursued medical careers, dentistry for Ziadeh and ophthalmology for Assad.

Radwan Ziadeh is ten years younger than Bashar al-Assad. Both of these Syrians initially pursued medical careers, dentistry for Ziadeh and ophthalmology for Assad.

Fact: The United States and its allies in the Asia-Pacific would demolish North Korea in any conceivable military scenario. But just how bad would such a conflict be and what happens when the war is over?

I was channel surfing through the cable news world the other day and I discovered the perfectly-coiffed-hair crowd is on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

Has there ever been a time when the two parties have been as divided as they are now?

Surprisingly, President Trump is endorsing Luther Strange for the Senate in Alabama. This is not how one drains the swamp.

President Trump is making a dangerous mistake if he is ending a CIA program to arm moderate Syrian rebels, as was asserted by the Washington Post last month.

Partisan politics is far less predicated on doing the right thing at the right time than on doing the things that will help garner and (and subsequently hold) political power.

In biblical times, a sanctuary city was a place where someone who had committed unintentional manslaughter could find refuge from “the avenger of blood.”

President Trump needs to persuade China's President Xi and the politburo in Beijing that it’s in the best interests of the Chinese people to act now to stop Pyongyang’s nuke-ICBM program.

Earlier this week, the Trump Department of Justice told the mayor of Chicago that it would cease funding grants to the Chicago Police Department that had been approved in the Obama administration because Chicago city officials were not cooperating with federal immigration officials.