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About 800,000 such immigrants have been protected from deportation since 2012 under a program begun under the Obama administration called DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals).

Every day, on average, 22 veterans of our armed forces will commit suicide.

One of the few things journalists like more than pushing liberal agenda items like gun control and abortion is celebrating when Democrats win elections.

A few weeks ago on “The Next Revolution” on Fox News Channel, we debated the impact of technology on children.

American society used to be governed by Judeo-Christian do-unto-others morals. But we have drifted (been pushed, really) into a hedonistic YOLO (You Only Live Once) cultural morass.

As Veterans’ Day arrives, it is important for those who have never served to take a moment to understand the solitary world of a vet.

The left doesn’t want him to succeed and is in bed with constituencies he threatens, including convicted felons and illegal aliens.

This Veterans Day is a good time to remind ourselves how much we owe the brave men and women who make great sacrifices to defend America and our freedoms.

A​ ​few​ ​months​ ​ago,​ ​I​ ​called​ ​a​ ​pastor​ ​about​ ​a​ ​new​ ​campaign​ ​to​ ​connect​ ​veterans​ ​and​ ​their communities.​ ​

In an earlier far more innocent era, my mother told me you will be judged by the friends you keep.

Well, it turns out man-spreading is not the most pressing threat facing the New York City subway system after all.

Up front, here is what I think Roy Moore should do.

Confirmation hearings are becoming something of a blood sport when the nominees are people who adhere to orthodox Christian views on abortion and matters of sexual identity.

President Trump sees in China a nation that has used trade to dramatically increase its wealth and place in the world, taking advantage of past U.S. acquiescence to Chinese trading practices.

The Steele dossier has already become a thing of John le Carré-like intrigue—British spies, Kremlin agents, legal cutouts, hidden bank accounts.

Earlier this week, on the one-year anniversary of the election of Donald Trump as president, people in cities across America gathered to scream at the sky.

American culture is not far removed, in either time or ideology, from the days when U.S. soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines were harassed by their own countrymen when in uniform.

This Veterans Day, I know that I was one of the lucky ones. My combat injuries were visible – plain for all to see.

Today’s members of the United States military are tomorrow’s veterans.

Have you heard? Men are taking classes in how to unlearn “toxic masculinity.”