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Journalism is never having to say you’re sorry. Or wrong. That’s what much of the news media taught the American people this week.

All people, regardless of geography, should have a right to earn an honest living.  

Young people are on the front lines of America's battle to loosen marijuana access.

Courage, or lack of it, is a window that reveals your level of humility, which makes it a primary signpost on your walk with Christ.

My father, Charles Krauthammer, was a lover of sports. Not just for the sheer joy of the games themselves, but for what they revealed about an essential aspect of the human experience: our capacity and drive to achieve excellence.

As we near the month of May, encouraging our reflection and recognition of those suffering from ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, for National ALS Awareness Month, author John Paine shares his emotional journey through diagnosis of the disease and the following 17 years, eventually coming to see himself as the “luckiest man.”

I was only 5 when I walked into my mother's bedroom and told her I wanted to give my life to Christ.

If Abraham Lincoln’s assassination opened the door to segregation, it was James Garfield’s murder that cemented that path.

Watching the first wave of reaction to Attorney General Barr’s Press Conference and the release of the Mueller Report led me to conclude America is trapped in a cycle of media madness.

Stand by for a wild week: it begins Monday! Congress drifts back after the Easter break. Normally, that would not create much excitement, but these are different times.

Socialists are quick to preach benevolence towards the poor and lecture capitalists on greed. Avowed socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders is among capitalism’s most vehement critics, once stating that “ruthless capitalism is not an economic model that we should be embracing.” It’s a strange attack coming from someone who has unabashedly benefited from that system. 

Our country has suffered a series of unprecedented natural disasters over the last year. Hurricanes in the Southeast, wildfires in California, earthquakes in Alaska, and floods in the Midwest have left millions of Americans in desperate need of help from the federal government.

By the fall of 2017, it was clear that special counsel Robert Mueller, as a former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, was too conflicted to take a detached look at a Russia-collusion story that had become more about FBI malfeasance than about Donald Trump. The evidence of that bias now stares at us through 448 pages of his report.

California’s commitment to being the official clown car of the Democratic Party continues apace.

Good God, free at last, free at last.

Sean Hannity: Where are the apologies in the Russia hoax?

Mainstream media coverage of the Russia-collusion story has been dead wrong for two years, yet the effort to smear President Trump continues — even after Thursday’s release of the Mueller report.

Prominent Democrats have been calling on the president to release his tax returns since before he was even elected.

Laura Ingraham: A few things to keep in mind about the Mueller report.

Tucker Carlson: The true damage from the Russia hoax