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This is worse than Watergate. The text messages between agents Peter Strozk and Lisa Page are instructive for several reasons.

It would send an unambiguous message to other high profile leaders in the sanctuary movement that we as a nation should not tolerate any more lawlessness from leaders entrusted by citizens to enforce laws that are on the books.

The president needs to do something special to boost his poor standing.

No matter who wins the Super Bowl it’s clear the NFL is this season’s biggest loser.

#TimesUp for inaction and posturing.

The National Football League has rejected a Super Bowl advertisement from American Veterans urging people to stand for the national anthem.

If a child in your care tells you they’re being molested, the right response is not to tell one powerful person and no one else.

The government may be shut down, but the flu virus isn't.

For the past six years a Texas school district has been waging legal warfare against a group of high school cheerleaders who wrote Bible verses on football run-through banners.

So, which Donald Trump will show up in Davos this week? The successful billionaire businessman? Or the blustering, boastful America First party-crasher, tracking dirty snow into the annual Swiss love-fest of globalism in the Alps?

The wealthy and powerful have a way of steamrolling those who have less.

Media bias during Trump’s first year in office is a continuation of the bias that exploded during the 2016 campaign.

The problem is clear and growing: women are being targeted for assault due to both their Christian beliefs and their gender. They are, in essence, “double persecuted.”

Dozens of Republicans are calling on the House Intelligence Committee to release an explosive memorandum detailing the activities of the Department of Justice and the FBI surrounding the surveillance of the Trump transition team.

Democrats say they care about the military, but by keeping the government shut down, they aren’t putting our troops first.

The National Football League, still arguably the most popular sport in America (some polls say otherwise), has endured its share of controversies and blunders over the years. But it is safe to say 2017 was a year unlike any other for the league.

The National Football League, still arguably the most popular sport in America (some polls say otherwise), has endured its share of controversies and blunders over the years. But it is safe to say 2017 was a year unlike any other for the league.

The National Football League, still arguably the most popular sport in America (some polls say otherwise), has endured its share of controversies and blunders over the years. But it is safe to say 2017 was a year unlike any other for the league.

The conventional wisdom about the government shutdown chaos in Washington is completely wrong. Whoever you listen to, their explanation for the shambles is political.

As we look back on the first year of the Trump presidency and take stock, this much is clear: President Trump has enjoyed some political successes, but has made little progress at uniting our deeply divided country.