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The Republican Party has been afforded a historic moment in time to transform America’s health care system to one that offers the best we could dream of – plenty of doctors, low cost insurance options, affordable medicine -- all while maximizing the number of individuals receiving the care they need.

After elections in France on Sunday, Marine Le Pen of the right-wing National Front must now convince French citizens that her strident calls for tighter border security and less reliance on the E.U. are not a threat to their pampered social welfare net and generous government benefits. That won’t be easy.

Even as House Republicans ready the possibility of a second attempt at a vote on their legislation to replace the Affordable Care Act next week, there are still too many content to simply let the law implode. And that's a problem for Republicans.

Earlier this week, I wrote in Fox News Opinion how State Department careerists – part of the so-called Washington “swamp” that President Trump ran against in his campaign.

Every time I would see my doctor would ask if there was ANYTHING he could do with my neck. I’ve had a bad relationship with my neck since I was little.

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson is intent on executing eight inmates on death row before the state’s supply of lethal injection medications expires at the end of the month.

Republicans are struggling with the repeal and replacement of ObamaCare.

You know how the sermon goes — “Don't be a check-box Christian.”

I’m a Hillary Clinton fangirl and I feel no shame.

One third of young adults 18 to 34 live at home. This is a much higher proportion of stay-at-homes than previous generations.

President Trump is sending a signal to the world that the United States of America is back, and that going forward, we will be leading from the front.

When President Obama promised to fundamentally transform America, we had no idea he was secretly plotting to ban biscuits and grits.

The first round of France’s presidential elections this weekend will be about who citizens dislike the most, not which one they support.

As a theoretical physicist, I was excited to hear about Saturday’s nationwide March for Science. But after learning who is leading it and why, I am disappointed to report it is but a brazen attempt by political activists to hijack science.

No veteran should worry they won’t be able to get the care they need.

Expect more craziness this weekend. Earth Day is Saturday. This year’s theme: Government must “do more” about climate change because “consequences of inaction are too high to risk.”

More passiveness from the international community will only lead to one thing: the continued suffering of the Syrian people. It's time for the world to take a stand once and for all.

Trump was elected on a promise to change the way Washington works. What better way for him to demonstrate that than to demand Congress come back into session today and hold a vote to authorize further U.S. military action in Syria?

British Prime Minister Theresa May stunned her nation today by announcing an early general election, to be held on June 8, 2017. This is three years ahead of scheduled elections, which were due in May 2020.

Thanks to the beneficence of the federal government (and the calendar), we Americans have until midnight on April 18 to file our income taxes. It’s too bad filing taxes wasn’t an easier process.