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As I contended in “Ball of Collusion,” my book on the Trump-Russia investigation, the target of the probe spearheaded by the FBI — but greenlighted by the Obama White House, and abetted by the Justice Department and U.S. intelligence agencies — was Donald Trump.

One of President Trump’s most important accomplishments in office has been the energy revolution that has led to sharply increased oil and natural gas production and job creation in the U.S.

Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., who is facing a tough primary challenge, has proposed a costly make-work government jobs program that would bankrupt our nation, send deficits soaring to unsustainable heights, and destroy our economy.

While the pandemic has cost millions of workers their jobs, many of them still have access to affordable coverage.

Schumer and the Washington Democrats have come up with a clever scheme to change history, break the Republicans’ biggest winning streak and steal the Kansas seat to help take over a majority in the US Senate.

Hey Russia experts — please stop trying to convince us President Trump is a Kremlin foil, and dig in on the real Russia challenges springing up all over the world.  

With America’s institutions under relentless attack — and in some cases crumbling — it’s worth thinking through what we’d like to save from the ashes. When the revolution finally ends. what do we hope to have left?

While it’s no surprise that the coronavirus pandemic has hurt the economies of virtually every nation in the world, our economy is now on the rebound and the damage it suffered was not nearly as bad as it could have been.

President Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos are endangering the health and lives of millions of children and their families by demanding schools around the country reopen for in-person classes.as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

It appears that the ruling has at least as much to do with judicial hostility to capital punishment as to concerns about the due process implications of intense media coverage.

Do we really want to wait weeks to figure out who won which races?           

Only an act of Congress can change the date, established in 1845, and there is no chance it will do so now.

Attorney General Barr had every reason to be perplexed by the radical Democrats’ institutional indifference toward these relentless onslaughts against federal personnel and what they are guarding: a palace of justice. 

There is no such thing as being over-prepared for a health crisis, but there is certainly the possibility of being under-prepared for one. An acceptable solution lies somewhere in between the extremes. 

Monopolistic companies such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, Apple and others have become far too powerful.

After two months of rioting and political chaos, there are still people who claim it all about the death of George Floyd. They're wrong.

How do we make sense of the nonstop craziness going on in our society? Is there a common denominator, or is it all happening randomly?

Once elites became pampered and arrogant, they feel exempt from their ancestors’ respect for moral and spiritual laws like thrift, moderation and transcendence.

Biden sees Black people as pawns to whom condescending lies can be told with no fear of retribution, no matter how blatant the falsehood. 

Many people misinterpreted President Trump’s tweet Thursday morning about a possible delay in the Nov. 3 election as a threat by him to postpone the election. But that’s not what his tweet said — and in any event, no president has the power to delay Election Day