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Why would Russia be working to influence the U.S. elections?

The fight for Mosul is just the start of what will be a long and arduous campaign to defeat the Islamic State through military means.

It turns out that Barack Obama does indeed have a line in the sand – and it’s the WikiLeaks dumps that are battering Hillary Clinton’s campaign, and damaging to his legacy.

Dear Donald, what do you have to lose by trying something different at Wednesday’s debate?

Hillary Clinton is a manipulative, power-mad liar. Donald Trump is a selfish, sexist, narcissistic bully. These are our choices Nov. 8?

Midway through the first presidential debate, Lester Holt asked the presidential candidates about “America’s direction.” He proposed the candidates start “by talking about race.”

A Bible was removed from the waiting room of a Chillicothe Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Athens, Ohio after a veteran complained.

The release of FBI documents describing the attempted cover up of Hillary Clinton’s email scandal raises a host of questions about the State Department’s integrity.

The fact that Secretary Clinton put her own self-interest ahead of our security should alarm Americans.

Sigmund Freud would be smiling...

Fortunes have been won and lost at the city’s gambling dens – granted, the stakes never as high as the presidency.

I've been inundated with hundreds of emails and messages from across the fruited plain -- all affirming their support of Connor Brewer, a football player at Millikin University.

We voters find it hard to acknowledge that the national debt is our debt, acquired in our name, but not really for the benefit of all.

What have we learned from the massive WikiLeaks document dump?

My column about the Millikin University football player who stood alone to honor the National Anthem struck a chord with our readers.

When the treatment of women by powerful men has reared its head in our body politic in recent decades, women have rarely come out on the winning side.

In recent days Ben Stiller made headlines for his courageous and honest account of his prostate cancer diagnosis.

Anyone spending this election season in the Eternal City, as I am doing, is bound sooner or later to think about the Colosseum. After all, we Americans have one candidate running for Empress and another running for Gladiator. Can’t we feed them both to the lions? That’s what many voters wish.

During his first visit to a divided Berlin in 1963, President John F. Kennedy signalled his strong support for the embattled citizens of that city, less than two years after its infamous Wall arrived.

Modern journalists have little in common with those I was privileged to know when I was a copyboy at NBC News in Washington in the ’60s.