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To give is better than to receive, but to regift is divine.

To give is better than to receive, but to regift is divine.

An early meaning of courage was the capacity to speak about everything on your heart by speaking your mind.

Supporters say President Trump accomplished a great deal in his first year of office.

What became fashionable in 2017 were blatant political statements.

For all the squabbling that social media platforms are notorious for, their relevance to the media landscape plays an important role in times of protest.

President Trump should take decisive action in 2018 to support the ouster of the virulently anti-American theocracy that has ruled Iran with an iron fist and threatened its neighbors for the past four decades.

Americans have a love-hate relationship with the U.N.

Is there any spot left in America where we can get awa from leftist hysteria? It’s getting harder and harder. Even at the home of Mickey Mouse.

2017 was a tough year for some people. It was a year of setbacks, defeats and failures. But 2018 is a new year! There is hope for a comeback – including for each of you reading these words.

As we all know from experience, making a New Year’s resolution is easy. Sticking with it and actually achieving your goal is hard – very hard.

A lot of young couples have no idea what a gift they have in each other.

President Trump has the opportunity to redeem the tragic mistake America made under President Obama in ignoring anti-regime protesters in Iran.

Asia was much in the news in 2017, as North Korea’s brutal dictator Kim Jong Un surprised experts around the world with rapid progress in his weapons program, testing intercontinental ballistic missiles and nuclear bombs.

Would you believe that during his first year as commander in chief, President Trump hosted 43 world leaders at the White House.

With the year coming to a close, it’s time to hand out awards for 2017.

I’m one of about 45 million Americans collectively paying back more than $1.4 trillion in college student loan debt.

From the FBI, Mueller and Trump to the politicization of sexual harassment -- we covered it all. Here's a look at 2017’s most popular Opinion articles

Democrats are trying to stack the deck with female candidates for the 2020 presidential race, desperate for a do-over of Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 attempt to put a woman in the Oval Office for the first time.

With the year coming to a close, it’s time to hand out awards for 2017.