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The only thing that rivals Trump’s tally of kept promises is the endless list of inaccurate predictions his critics have made about the U.S. economy.  

2019 was a wild season for 'The Trump Show.' Let's take a look back at must-see reality TV.

In 2019, America saw landmark trade deals negotiated, historic progress on long-stalled issues, and a robust economy.  

Ask this question to make the next 10 years worthwhile and fulfilling for yourself and for all of us, really.

Trump's intention of remaking the global trading agenda will become a reality at least partially in 2020. 

President Trump faced plenty of problems dealing with Iran and Iraq until now, but on the last day of 2019 his problems got a lot worse when dozens of Shiite militia members backed by Iran forced their way into the U.S. Embassy compound in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, set fires and caused other damage.

Through it all, the president plows forward, never relenting in his focus of putting America First.

The time has come to take military action against Iran, following the attack it orchestrated Tuesday on the U.S. Embassy in Iraq.

The Christianity Today editorial calling for President Trump’s removal has refocused attention on the role of religious leaders in politics. 

For too long we've believed the U.S. had been successful in building a real government in Iraq, one that could be a strategic partner in the region.

Men and women who serve in the military should be provided the same care and rights as the American public.

A growing national debt means that for an ever-greater proportion of the budget will need to be spent making debt interest payments instead of paying for essential services. 

Charter schools are growing nationally because they offer parents an alternative to public schools in which many children feel ignored, unsafe or unchallenged.

As the 2010s come to a close and America begins a new decade, we’re taking stock of the last 10 years. It’s been a wild ride, to be sure.

There is a hopeful path forward, if China can act like a grown-up world power.

I am typing with tears in my eyes, thinking about the anti-Semitic stabbing attack that wounded five Jews at a Hasidic rabbi’s home Saturday night during a Hanukkah party. The vicious assault in a heavily Jewish New York City suburb is unmistakable evidence of a painful new reality: the Jewish people – my people – are under attack in America.

The horrific stabbing attack at a rabbi’s home in Monsey, N.Y., Saturday night – the sixth violent attack on Jews in the state during the eight days of Hanukkah – was an unwelcome reminder that the ancient curse of anti-Semitism is thriving here in the U.S. and around the world.

The strikes were a justified and proportional response to recent attacks.

Concealed-permit gun holders and their weapons should be welcomed in churches and other houses of worship. 

Our world is full of positive stories. If we pay closer attention to them, we will be filled with hope and encouraged to help others.