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Here’s a rare case where social media can offer lessons that, if we were to learn in reality, would kill us.

Shortly after Jack Phillips’ victory at the Supreme Court, the state of Colorado embarked on a second campaign to crush the Colorado cake artist and his small family business, Masterpiece Cakeshop. By seeking yet again to punish Jack for living out his faith, Colorado left little doubt that it harbored hostility toward religious people like Jack.

There have been many accusations flying around about why 22 of my fellow Republicans and I voted against the Democrats’ convoluted “hate” resolution last week. 

Trump’s policies have fundamentally improved economic conditions throughout the country, and despite Speaker Pelosi’s protestations to the contrary, nobody has benefitted more than the American worker.

Church leaders and pastors have spent time every week encouraging, inviting and pleading with people to come to a specific place at a specific time on Sundays. This approach has created church staffing models, systems and ministry strategies focused on improving attendance. It’s also why there is an annual Top 100 list of America’s most-attended churches. But that way of doing church is dead.

Being part of the $250-million club should be good news. Except when you’re CNN and you join The Washington Post as another news outlet being sued over its coverage of the phony hate incident involving Covington Catholic High School students.

Being part of the $250-million club should be good news. Except when you’re CNN and you join The Washington Post as another news outlet being sued over its coverage of the phony hate incident involving Covington Catholic High School students.

Pick up a newspaper or watch the news about what Democrats are up to and you’re certain to ask yourself the same question dominating American politics: Are they going too far?

President Trump is right to strengthen border security to deter smugglers and stanch the flow of illegal ­migrants. But that is only half of the solution. The other half is to stem the “push factors” that ­impel people, mainly Central Americans, to make the perilous journey north in the first place.

If the FTC rules against Qualcomm, it will mean the loss of freedom for every American.

Steve Hilton: Democrats love the status quo, don't be fooled.

The crown jewels for Democrats in their insatiable quest to overturn the results of the 2016 president election are Donald Trump’s tax returns.

Maybe Republicans should take a look at the mess they’ve made of capitalism.

It’s become clear that the Democratic Party has become the party of infanticide, socialism and anti-Semitism; in short, a moral cesspool.

Rep. Ilhan Omar apparently didn’t know what she was doing when she issued a statement celebrating the House passage of a resolution Friday condemning “anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, racism, and other forms of bigotry.”

America’s return to prosperity is under attack.

Elizabeth Warren has gone off the rails.

It is true that Mike Pence is a Christian, but why does his worldview automatically cast him as a villain of hate and discrimination?

He accepted the resignation of Broward County elections director Brenda Snipes and Susan Bucher, her Palm Beach County counterpart, for their spectacular incompetence, and sacked Broward County sheriff Scott Israel for totally bungling the deadly Parkland mass shooting.