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Some governors are refusing to follow America's roadmap, and are instead trying to turn our system on its head

President Trump's Operation Warp Speed aims to have a completed vaccine for the novel coronavirus by the end of 2020. 

The prospect of possibly becoming the first female president of the United States has attracted a veritable stampede of contenders.

News organizations that claim to be neutral have long been creeping leftward, and their loathing of Trump has accelerated the pace.

In a rush to help, the government risks hamstringing our economic recovery in the coming months.

One conversation with my grandfather nearly 20 years ago altered my understanding of him, his generation and what real success looks like.

Americans can never be reminded enough that although thousands have died in service to their country, the families that raised them to be heroes remain.  

If children can't go to school, parents can't go to work.

It is said that the coronavirus will alter not just our habits, but also our politics. 

Pay attention to another potential reaction to the pandemic. Think of it as the revenge of the nonessentials.

The grievous trials of the past three months cannot be allowed to diminish the realization of how blessed we have been by the willingness of every generation of Americans thus far to risk everything dear to them to preserve the precious gift of freedom.

President Kennedy once said, “A nation reveals itself not only by the men it produces but also by the men it honors, the men it remembers.” 

Instead of positioning himself as a centrist, Biden is choosing to move further to the left than ever before to satisfy the demands of Bernie Sanders and his radical base.

For all they have done, our fallen and their families deserve the tributes that will be recited on this day of days.

Doing things afraid is an intentional, deliberate process of learning how to confront fear and then moving forward in spite of it.

Over 7,000 service members have been made the ultimate sacrifice fighting in the GWOT for our nation.

The partisan witch hunt that we all saw unfold was a disgrace to our country and the chickens are now coming home to roost. 

Three short months ago, I received an encouraging text from my friend Ravi Zacharias. Now, as if in a blink of an eye, he has passed away.

Judge Emmet Sullivan is now a judge, prosecutor and defendant in the same case. 

I hail proudly from a strong military family.