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Church groups, advocacy organizations, charities, golf clubs, and virtually any other group of people could theoretically negotiate an association health plan under Paul’s provision, allowing like-minded people to take care of each other and providing those being insured with greater negotiating power.

Church groups, advocacy organizations, charities, golf clubs, and virtually any other group of people could theoretically negotiate an association health plan under Paul’s provision, allowing like-minded people to take care of each other and providing those being insured with greater negotiating power.

Born Anne Frances Robbins on ​July 6, 1921 in New York, she was born into a life on the stage as the daughter of an actress.

This Friday marks one year since the single deadliest day for law enforcement since September 11, 2001. On July 7, 2016, Micah Xavier Johnson murdered five Dallas police officers during a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest.

Did you think about the signing of the Declaration of Independence this week?

Appeasement coupled with diplomacy has done almost nothing to stop, or even slow, North Korea’s relentless march to becoming a danger to everyone around the world.

In ancient Greece, the sons of great playwright Sophocles tried to have him declared incompetent because he spent so much time working on his tragedies and not enough taking care of his estate.

Country music legend Charlies Daniels wants to have a Come-to-Jesus meeting with the Republicans and Democrats in Congress.

There are many discussions about President Trump “wrestling” CNN tweet, but it’s time to get to the heart of the matter: that the tweet was brilliant, anticipating a ridiculously overwrought reaction by the legacy media, and boy, did they deliver.

The Obama administration’s “Smart on Crime” initiative undermined hard-fought gains in public safety, and ushered in significant increases in violent crime.

This Independence Day, we should take time to remember the courage, virtue, and talents of our Founders, who turned the words of the Declaration of Independence to action and delivered our liberty.

As the first rays of morning light wash over the Eastern seaboard, a flag is unfurled with broad stripes and bright stars.

The Fourth of July is a chance to enjoy food and fireworks with friends and family, but also a time to think about what the country means to us.

North Korea’s launch of what it claims was an intercontinental ballistic missile – on July 4, of all days – could be another historic point of no return. Or it could be just another taunting gesture by that country’s head-case president, Kim Jong Un.

The trend is clear: North Korea has or will soon have the ability to attack not just the U.S., but also most points in Asia and Europe with nuclear weapons.

Living close to Arlington National Cemetery, having family and friends there, I sometimes walk among the stones. I read them. I try to remember the life. I walk slowly, thankful.

Today America commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the event leading to the birth of our nation, with parades and fireworks displays.

Three years ago, the world was surprised and shocked by the gruesome images emerging from Iraq and Syria.

It's not for nothing that we celebrate July 4th with fireworks.

About 25 Democratic lawmakers have signed on to a bill that would create an Oversight Commission on Presidential Capacity. Their goal: declare the President of the United States mentally incompetent under Section V of the 25th Amendment and remove him from office.