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Today's topic: presidential war-making powers.

Conservatives are tempted to use the tools of big government to make sure Google and Facebook don’t restrict conservative speech. But in the end, that temptation will serve neither their ideals nor their interests.

Sign-ups for federal HealthCare.gov insurance plans are down, and it's easy to see why. The cost of insurance is unmanageable for many middle-class Americans, and ObamaCare's very structure is to blame.

So what if Meghan feels like constantly touching her growing belly? Who cares. She is growing a new human being inside her and perhaps she’s just enjoying that fact and relishing the intimacy she can share with her baby for these short months.

Democrats need to listen to the voices of the voters and get to work putting forth legislation that will address their needs.

Let’s not be naïve; incoming Democratic committee chairmen Jerrold Nadler of New York, Adam Schiff of California, and the aforementioned Elijah Cummings are coming to take down a presidency by any means necessary.

Laura Ingraham: Trump pulls the veil back on the guardians of the fallacy.

Tucker Carlson: NBC's outrage over Trump paying off alleged mistresses is selective at best.

Struggling to find gifts to get for loved ones? How about a book?

Google's CEO delivered a deft and sly performance at a congressional hearing and managed to avoid most blows.

The United States is right to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for Khashoggi’s barbaric murder but we must also squarely face Iran’s central role in perpetuating Yemen’s conflict.

All of China’s more than 100 million Protestants and Catholics are bracing to have their faith severely tested in a harsh, all-enveloping crackdown.

President Trump wants border security to keep us safe, while Democrats Pelosi and Schumer want to score political points.

Since Kevin Hart bailed from the Oscars, the awards show is desperately seeking new options, including going without a host at all.

Federal prosecutors alleged Friday that President Trump violated campaign finance law – but in fact, he didn’t. 

In Judaism, following the loss of a loved one, family and neighbors come to visit and comfort the mourners for a period of seven days, known as the shiva period. The second stage of mourning, called the shloshim period, lasts for 30 days.

As a statistician, I want to take a look at how much the wall is actually going to cost. But we must also ask about the wall's validity.

It’s been 19 months of the Russia witch hunt and you, the American taxpayer are paying for it. What do we have to show for it? A whole lot of nothing. 

A sitting president CANNOT be indicted. That’s official DOJ policy since 1973. Neither the Special Counsel nor the SDNY nor Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein can defy that 45-year-old policy.

Sean Hannity: Democrats' real post-midterm agenda is revealed in the Michael Cohen case.