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Hillary Clinton's slander of tens of millions of Americans as "deplorables" was part of a deliberate strategy to shame and suppress her opponent’s supporters.

It is said that history turns on small hinges, and now maybe the presidential race does, too.

Seth Rogen, co-writer, co-producer and co-star of the animated comedy "Sausage Party," is unhappy with me -- for defending him.

One year ago this week, the Senate had its first, second, and third failed vote on the Iran deal. Well, sort of.

A Michigan school district called the historic “Betsy Ross” flag a symbol of hate and profusely apologized after students displayed the flag at a recent high school football game.

Dear Hillary, I’ve gotten so sick and tired of listening to what you've got to say.

The top general at the U.S. Military Academy said Army’s head football coach “crossed the line” with a post-game locker room prayer and admitted that critics had “valid concerns” about Constitutional violations.

San Francisco Forty-Niners’ quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s decision to kneel during the national anthem has been discuss ad nauseam. Yes, I'm tired of it, too. But as of Sunday there is a new angle to this still developing story.

The Diocese of Camden, New Jersey has a message for high school football players: either respect the National Anthem or be prepared to ride the bench.

Every now and again secular progressives rip off their mask and tell conservatives what they really think of them.

“You are a soprano,” he had said. “You just don’t know it yet. You can sing higher than you know.”

Is there an “October Surprise” with the power to push one candidate to victory? Yes — in the shape of President Obama.

I'm aware of how lucky I am to be here in the USA. And, I'm also aware of how this luck is now on shaky ground.

On Aug. 7, Clinton peaked with a 7.9-point lead in the RealClearPolitics average. By late last week, her margin was down to 2.7 points.

The Supreme Court decision in Gov. McDonnell's case shows that not everything that looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck is a duck...

Churches in the People’s Republic of Massachusetts have grave concerns about a new anti-discrimination law that could force congregations to accommodate the transgender community – under the threat of fines and jail time.

There is nothing more to learn about Hillary Clinton’s home-brew server, deleted e-mails, chronic cough or anything else that makes her look bad, according to The Washington Post

Here’s what happens when you lie all the time: people stop believing anything you say.

Thanks Hillary. We already knew how you felt, but it's nice to get it out into the open. Now you're on record.

I’m reading Hillary Clinton’s political chart. And it indicates at least four ways that concerns over her personal health could adversely affect the health of her presidential run.