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Some two million young people woke up before sunrise to pray with their classmates on Wednesday.

The first debate showcased a blunt, plain spoken businessman and a polished professional politician.

At one of our country’s leading cultural institutions, people are waiting on line for two hours to urinate and defecate into “America.”

Donald Trump was a brawler from start to finish and played very rough, but was never wild, and was nowhere near the monster Hillary Clinton needed him to be.

The nation got to see the best and the brightest that the Republicans and Democrats had to offer last night at Hofstra University.

Heaven help the horrified snowflakes at Hofstra University.

Journalists got their wish. Presidential debate moderator Lester Holt hoisted Hillary Clinton’s campaign high in the air like Atlas.

Only one candidate for president is capable of overturning the “money changers” in Washington.

On September 27, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit will hear arguments over EPA’s massive Clean Power Plan.

Donald Trump has plenty of material; it’s easy to show why Hillary Clinton is not fit to be president. We're counting on him for round two.

In the end, Donald Trump easily proved that Hillary Clinton’s multi-million dollar advertising campaign to define him as a two-headed monster was not accurate.

Both Trump and Clinton were themselves on Monday night. And Clinton was the winner.

Hillary Clinton was more agile than Donald Trump at the first presidential debate. However, she did nothing to address the elephant in the room...

Sensing the mood of the gathered protestors, I began to lead them in prayer.

Our national debt is approaching $20 trillion. The policies of Obama have buried our children in debt.

March 30, 1981 began as a typical day for Ronald Wilson Reagan, who was just settling into the routine of being president of the United States. He had been on the job for merely two months.

When Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton meet Monday for the first of their three debates, how much is at stake?

The combination of Trump’s rise in the polls and Hillary Clinton’s decline, politically and physically, is so pronounced that it is reshaping voters’ expectations of the outcome.

Three Walmart workers in McDonough, Ga., refused to decorate a “thin blue line” cake for a police officer’s retirement party because they said it was racist.

To earn the support of Millenials both Trump and Clinton need to do a better job. And quickly. Here's my advice...