President Trump will travel to CIA headquarters Saturday to meet with our nation’s top spies and analysts. Spies live by a unique set of rules. Some are formal, some are unspoken.
Christians in America are divided between those who embrace Trump, those who oppose him, and those who take a “wait-and-see” mentality. Regardless of which category a Christian falls into, here are three things each of us owes President Trump:
Donald Trump stunned the world with his big win back in November, and he did it by speaking directly to the American people and laying out a very specific agenda to fix the problems we all face.
Editor's note: The following column is co-authored venture capitalist Darren Blanton with an introduction by boxing world champion, Floyd Mayweather, to commemorate the founding of the Moblze Foundation.
As America watches Donald Trump take the presidential oath on Friday, it’ll be worth taking a moment to think about what the future will show was a truly providential moment in our history: the presidency of Barack Obama.
The incoming Trump administration will face a world even more dangerous and complex than the one that we faced in 2007. Yet some of the lessons from the Iraq "Surge" are enduring—and pertinent.
Every presidential administration engages in political spin, but what we're witnessing in the final days of the Obama presidency is pure political fantasy.
The North American International Auto Show – the premier industry assembly for auto aficionados and manufacturers – is in full swing this month in Detroit.
President Obama is leaving office the same way he came in, as a rigid, divisive and radical ideologue who will stop at nothing to undermine his political opponents.
Students at Independence High School in Williamson County, Tennessee, will not be allowed to watch President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration during class on Friday.
Start with a simple indisputable fact. Most of the Department of Energy’s budget has nothing to do with energy. Nothing. Some $20 billion of that agency’s $30 billion budget is devoted to military-related nuclear activities.
On Jan. 3, outgoing Attorney General Loretta Lynch secretly signed an order directing the National Security Agency to make available raw spying data to all other federal intelligence agencies, which then can pass it on to their counterparts in foreign countries and in the 50 states upon request.
President Obama’s last press conference was, despite the election’s rejection, an otherworldly stroll down victory lane. Listening put one in mind of “Alice in Wonderland.”
