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Laura Ingraham: How does Joe Biden want to make America moral again?

Tucker Carlson: Will intervening in Venezuela be good for the U.S.?

America still has the greatest military in the world, and the greatest military in the world deserves the greatest health care in the world.

How do you choose the right college? Here are some tips.

A Senate committee will question Attorney General William Barr Wednesday about the Mueller report and tough questions await him.

Joe Biden' has a record of one failure after another, in contrast to the many successes achieved by President Trump.

Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke wants to spend $5 trillion to fight climate change. Why?

Venezuela is on the edge. Tuesday’s uprising is a make-or-break moment for the opposition’s protracted effort to oust disputed President Nicolas Maduro. The odds are against its success.

As Washington and Moscow face off over Venezuela, the Caribbean has become a focal point for global politics for the first time since the Cold War.

We saw a rare and welcome display of bipartisanship Tuesday when the top Democrats in Congress emerged from a meeting with President Trump to announce the president had agreed on the need to invest $2 trillion to repair and upgrade the nation’s roads, bridges, railroads and broadband.

Can we all agree there’s a special place in hell for people who abuse animals?

"James Holzhauer is a menace to ‘Jeopardy!’" Really? That was the headline in a Washington Post opinion piece Monday. What nonsense.

While “Avengers Endgame” was already setting box office records last weekend, a promising and unexpected trend has developed recently in Hollywood. High-profile actors are emerging in movies with powerful messages of faith — a faith which is often shunned in Hollywood circles.

Washington got a surprise Saturday night – and it is symbolic. 

President Trump's first-term accomplishments have endeared him to voters in South Central Pennsylvania, and they will rally behind him in 2020.

Democrats who truly wish to address climate and create jobs should spend more time working with the Trump administration.

Back in 1969, with the first man landing on the moon, the first TV show on a future doctor’s mind was “Star Trek,” not the “Brady Bunch.” In fact, as a child I was in awe of Doctor McCoy and his tricorder, and even now, I see the latest advances in artificial intelligence and robotics and I think of McCoy operating on the brain without an incision or instruments. We are getting there. The "Brady Bunch," by contrast, was a laughable comedy promoting good cheer, if it taught a lesson at all it was about what we called then the nuclear family, certainly nothing about health or medicine.

Saturday afternoon in Poway, California, America was once again reminded that contemporary anti-Semitism is on the rise.

There was always one elusive target on every tour. One guy we hunted and chased but somehow kept slipping away. Every team had its archnemesis. Mine during the summer of 2010 was a man we called Abu Dua.

“The dignity of work is my measure of success,” Joe Biden proclaimed Monday, to cheers from much of the media. Strangely, he set that mark at the first rally in his campaign to replace a president with an astonishing record of boosting workers.