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Ready for Thanksgiving? Before you eat that turkey, I hope you think about why America has turkeys for you to eat. Most people don't know.

The sexual harassment allegations throughout media and politics knocked more prominent men off their pedestals this week.

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus, which prides itself on supposedly promoting diversity, recently denied Hispanic Congressman Carlos Curbelo of Florida entry into the group because he is a Republican.

We should be thankful for the sacrifices of our first responders, who never stop unselfishly serving us – including during the holiday season.

Enough is enough.

Dr. Sergio Canavero, a neurosurgeon at the Advanced Neuromodulation Group in Italy, is claiming that he is once again on the verge of a live human head transplant.

Some psychologists, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals have effectively joined “the resistance” to President Trump, publicly stating that he is seriously mentally ill. I’m a psychotherapist and I disagree.

Thanksgiving should be a time to reconnect with our families and traditions. But this year may be more difficult than usual.

House Speaker Paul Ryan and Republican members deserve real acclaim for passing the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act last week.

A 74-year-old basketball fan was booted from a community college booster club after he confronted an athlete who was shooting hoops during the national anthem.

Roy Moore was always toxic. Now he is political poison.

Better late than never. I guess that’s what Kirsten Gillibrand wants us to think about her sudden pronouncement that it would have been “an appropriate response” for Bill Clinton to resign after the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Here is the big, year-end question for Democrats: Is the anger at President Trump that carried them to big wins in the 2017 off-year elections strong enough to make them even bigger winners in the 2018 midterms?

The current environment for political and cultural discourse in this country looks a lot like WWI trench warfare.

Thanksgiving is not is a way station on the path to Christmas.

Ever since Watergate, the mantra of all major corruption investigations has been to “follow the money.”

There are few interactions more entertaining than when a white liberal meets a black conservative.

My husband and I have our own rules in our marriage--which include no new friends of the opposite sex.

Imagine: even the New York Times’ Ross Douthat now thinks that Bill Clinton should have stepped down over the Monica Lewinsky affair.

Charles Manson will not be missed by anyone. Yet we keep searching for his heir.