Should a peace deal with the Taliban eventually be reached without protections that preserve U.S. interests (and American lives), it will only ensure more trouble for the years ahead.
An unimaginable number of laws and rules have been put in place to protect your rights. But when it comes to protecting your data, there are virtually none.
For a couple of days this past weekend, a family reunion (of sorts) in our nation’s capital hit the pause button on the caustic tone and tenor of today.
I understand the desire to get out of Afghanistan. No one wants peace more than the veterans like me who have lived these wars, fought them and lost fellow soldiers and friends on the battlefield.
Warren is the candidate to watch. Most national polls have her second, with two recent ones showing her trailing the former vice president by just four points.
NationalReview.com Editor Charles Cooke called the story “a deliberate attempt to get a guy fired for mocking the very position you’re accusing him of holding.”
Sadly for Democrats and the media, the August jobs report offered confirmation that the U.S. economy is not going to cooperate with their political strategy.
Jesus repeatedly told His disciples to trust Him -- to follow Him with true faith by putting their lives in His hands. He asks us to do the same thing.