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Democrats are sure to promote "hysteria against all things Donald Trump" at this week's Democratic National Convention, but it's what they won't say that speaks volumes about their vision for the future of the country, Sean Hannity claimed Monday.

The Democratic National Convention opened its first night Monday with an overarching theme of unity.

The Democratic National Convention’s lineup this week is a seemingly-random mashup of unlikeable establishment figures and polarizing ideological extremists.

Tucker Carlson accused Democrats Monday of ginning up a "ludicrous" conspiracy theory about President Trump's supposed animus toward the U.S. Postal Service with the goal of creating chaos on Election Day.

Monday night’s convention speeches will focus on two crises.

People with different beliefs often struggle to communicate in a way that builds empathy and connection.

It appears Beijing’s ongoing anti-Trump effort will exceed Russian meddling both this year and in 2016.

As the political world’s first “Zoom Convention” gets underway Democrats are poised to keep voters asking questions about Trump, not themselves.

China is already slamming Harris for “her harsh stance on China” per state-run Communist Party mouthpiece The Global Times. 

Nearly everyone in the U.S. government wants to help this tiny and embattled country on the Mediterranean Sea. But exactly how to help is where opinions diverge.

Democrats are wildly accusing President Trump of cheating and manipulating the Postal Service in his favor. 

When Democrats gather – virtually – for their nominating convention this week, health care is sure to take center stage.

The Democratic Party has turned its back on me and all Americans by giving in to chaos and dismissing the needs of the poor and middle classes.

We believe the suburbs offer a wonderful life for Americans of all races and backgrounds when they are allowed to grow organically.

The Democratic National Convention begins this week, and voters are anticipating hearing not only from presidential nominee Joe Biden, but also from his vice presidential pick Kamala Harris.

This week, Democrats from across the country will come together to formally nominate Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for president and vice president of the United States.

President Trump has proven to be one of the worst presidents we’ve ever had. The Biden-Harris team would do a far better job.

According to the FiveThirtyEight election forecast, Biden has a 71 percent chance of winning the election in November.  

With no hint of irony, Democrats have titled their event, “Uniting America.”  How will they unite America when they can’t even bring their own party together?