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Welcome to the moment many of us dread twice a year, when the government unintentionally causes mass chaos by fiddling with our clocks.

Sunday is International Women’s Day, when we celebrate the women who are leading in their fields and fearlessly pushing past norms and stereotypes to succeed.

As the coronavirus spreads around the world, all nations have an obligation to do their best to secure their borders and stop as many people as possible who are carrying the virus from entering and infecting others.

In truth, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are both calling for the same thing – a government takeover of health insurance. They just differ on how to deliver that outcome.

We need to be tough not to crack under the pressures of life.

The specific needs of military families are often overlooked, which can be detrimental to their prosperity and success.

Global warming isn't the existential threat we face. Extortion from China is, in very real ways. The Chinese government controls us. There is no greater national security danger than the one it poses and it requires us to respond.

Welcome to Hollywood in Trump's America.

Shame is something politicians in Washington abandoned long ago, but if it were to make a comeback, Schumer’s remarks would be at the top of a list of bad examples.

President Trump has achieved great success improving the security of our southern border, but hasn’t received the credit he deserves for doing so.

I don’t wish hell on anybody. Right now, I’m doing my darnedest to avoid it for all of us. But I recently garnered media attention for saying during an appearance on Fox News Channel that Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel could “go to hell.”

Even with coronavirus concerns triggering stock market volatility and skittish central bankers implementing “emergency” interest rate cuts, the country gained an astounding 273,000 new jobs last month, matching January’s total and demolishing economists’ expectations again.

Coronavirus perspective is as much in short supply as face masks right now...

How sad that Clint Eastwood, such a prominent and normally sensible figure on the right, opposes Trump because the president does not mirror Mr. Rogers.

Biden and Sanders find themselves with real dilemmas, but the dilemmas are different for each candidate.

No American, no less a high-ranking member of Congress like Schumer, should be permitted to threaten government officials or judges.

A look at why Elizabeth Warren's White House bid failed spectacularly.

This year’s World Day of Prayer comes at a much-needed time in history.

Arrogant Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., crossed the line in threatening United States Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.

Despite her attempts to portray herself as a less-unhinged version of Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Warren is actually just a less warm, less appealing, and less honest version of Hillary Clinton. The real question isn’t why her campaign failed, but why it didn’t implode sooner.