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Russia’s agenda should appear clear by now. But the U.S. intelligence community is apparently divided...

The largest increases in crime aren’t pervasive nationwide. They are geographically uneven and concentrated among a small handful of cities.

If you’re more interested on political forensics than pro football, here are three things to be on the lookout for, on Sunday night.

This summer I embarked on a musical adventure through seven of our country’s celebrated national parks.

Donald Trump needs a win in St. Louis on Sunday in part to offset his disadvantage in one of the election’s most important activities: get-out-the-vote efforts.

Venezuela is slowly starving. Thousands of Venezuelans are unable to find food to buy even if they have money to do so...

The United Nations Security Council has formally agreed on a new Secretary General to succeed outgoing Ban Ki-moon next year: former Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres, 67. The nomination now goes to the U.N. General Assembly for approval.

New evidence reveals that Hillary Clinton’s actions in Libya were not just disastrous policy, but a violation of U.S. anti-terrorism law.

What would you think of an individual or a company that earned a pre-tax profit of $29.9 million in one year, paid nothing in taxes and still received a $3.5 million refund?

Yes, Nancy Reagan had deep regrets: If only she had been next to Ronald Reagan as he strolled to that limousine...

ObamaCare is on the ropes, and everybody knows it. President Obama knows it. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump know it.

Do you agree that students shouldn’t have to hide their faith—or be ashamed of it—at school?

President Obama is leaving office with both his worldview and his prejudices firmly intact.

The music of Third Day, Chris Tomlin, Toby Mac and other popular Christian artists is no longer welcome on public school buses in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.

Who wants to save the oceans? Short answer: everyone, especially politicians.

What if the most remarkable aspect of this presidential election is not how much the two principal candidates disagree with each other but how much they actually agree?

On Sunday night, I’d like for either Trump or Clinton or both of the candidates to give a full-throated endorsement of religious liberty.

The country is gravely concerned about jobs, take-home pay, health care, crime and urban riots, terrorism, and other serious challenges. In that environment, big beats small.

Jeff Andrulonis read my column recently about how several members of the East Carolina University Marching Band desecrated the National Anthem on Oct. 1st.

After watching Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate, it’s pretty evident why the Democratic Party’s official symbol is a jackass.