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Go Ahead. Call Me a Prude. I Abhor Profanity.

The paper is still defending the dirty tricks of Barack Obama’s White House and its own role in spreading the Russia, Russia, Russia hysteria.

It’s no coincidence that on May 1, state and national teachers’ unions ordered their ranks of comrades across the country to strike.

Socialism claims to promote equality and prosperity, but the fruit of socialism is scarcity.

Mom shaming is at the forefront of our collective consciousness as mothers. Some of the most insidious mom shaming today is coming from over-reaching laws.

Leading up to 2020, Obama will be a significant liability for Democrats who have associated with him.

America and all nations should support Israel, the Bible tells us.

The latest episode of the “Newt’s World” podcast is “the War at Home.” It takes a closer look at opioid addiction and pain management in the military community.

When we allow God to guide us, He works everything out in perfect timing.

Countless doctors and nurses across the country are welcoming new federal regulations promulgated by the Trump administration to protect conscience rights in health care.

We must demand more respect and tolerance from both our government and our citizens for religious Americans of all faiths.

North Korea’s launch Saturday of what appear to be short-range missiles is disturbing, but we shouldn’t overreact and conclude the move will end President Trump’s diplomatic efforts to get the North to give up its nuclear weapons and long-range missiles.

The Trump economy is on fire. Desperate Democrats are falsely claiming only the rich are benefiting.

Many in the media joined Democrats this week in no-holds-barred attacks on the attorney general regarding his handling of the Mueller report.

The claim that Attorney General William Barr gave false testimony is frivolous.

The federal government has a long history of blowing federal taxpayer dollars on projects that should be funded by state or local governments or the private sector.

With 21 candidates seeking to become the Democratic nominee for president in 2020, Republicans are clamoring for Democratic disarray and some Democrats are wringing their hands over party divisions.

It was the perfect life in the perfect neighborhood. Until it wasn’t.

On Easter Sunday, a nation that had already seen far too much violence was subjected to even more.

Given how loosely we throw around the term “constitutional crisis,” it is worth reflecting back on April 14, 1865, when the U.S. came dangerously close to one.