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As we wait to see how the U.S. will respond to Iran's firing of up to 15 ballistic missiles at American troops in Iraq early Wednesday, I want to thank President Trump for making difficult decisions to protect Americans around the world, such as his order to kill Iranian terrorist Gen. Qassem Soleimani on Friday.

Iran has come face to face with the prospect that actions have consequences.

Iranian missile attacks on two joint U.S.-Iraqi military bases Wednesday morning didn’t kill or injure any Americans, according to initial reports – and that appears to have been a deliberate move by Iran to avoid a retaliatory strike by U.S. forces.

Iran’s firing of as many as 15 ballistic missiles into two Iraqi military bases where U.S. forces are stationed is a major escalation in its confrontation with America that began 40 years ago with Islamic Revolution that turned Iran from a U.S. ally into an enemy.

Americans are safer today because Iran's Gen. Qassem Soleimani is dead.

It can be useful and instructive to observe the turning of a decade by looking back on what life was like in America a mere 100 years ago.

President Trump didn't need congressional authorization to order the killing of Qassem Soleimani.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo revealed Tuesday that the Trump administration's goal is to box in Iran. Striking Soleimani was a huge part of this move.

In the real world, it’s put up or shut up. Here's why we joined Senator Hawley in introducing a mandate that forces the House to deliver the articles of impeachment within 25 days.  

We trust the intel community implicitly and completely on its explanation for killing a top Iranian general. But weren't we just denouncing these same people as the "Deep State"?

Being a conservative in perhaps the most liberal state in the country, Massachusetts, I'm often asked why I support the president by those on the left...

In 2020, Americans are going to be forced to choose between two opposing visions: the pro-American vision of President Abraham Lincoln and the deeply anti-American vision of the modern left.

The U.S. should have left Iraq and Syria after the fall of the Islamic State's caliphate.

According to both the Constitution and historical precedent, senators are absolutely not jurors. 

Television has a way of uniting Americans in a way nothing else can.

Democrats and their allies in the Trump-hating media have decided that killing the world’s King of Terror, Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani, was a bad thing. They’re wrong – for three very important reasons.

The Golden Globes on Sunday night offered up political grandstanding for pet causes of little concern to the viewers at home.

President Trump’s order to take out Qasem Soleimani was morally, constitutionally and strategically correct. It deserves more bipartisan support.

It was the comeuppance that “woke” celebrities deserved, but weren’t able to prepare for enough. Hollywood was notably uncomfortable in response.

The West's involvement in the Middle East has been a disaster from the start. And finally, with President Trump, America is in a position to bring it to an end.