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Whether you love Hillary Clinton or hate her – and there are certainly many on both sides of that equation – history was made on Tuesday night.

This week, as Democrats fawn over Hillary Clinton, I'm struck by how both Clintons continue to thrive despite their remarkable record of sleazy dealings.

As leaders at the intersection of STEM and education, we know that our country faces many systemic challenges in recruiting, training, supporting and retaining excellent STEM teachers.

Hillary Clinton did not speak at the Democratic National Convention in 1992 when her husband was nominated.

A consensus against free trade is precipitously building around the world despite the well-documented benefits of trade throughout modern economic history across industries.

Donald Trump's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention was too long -- 75 minutes -- and too loud.

Organizers of the Black DNC Resistance March in Philadelphia were seen Wednesday on video segregating their protest by ordering white people to the back of the line.

Bill Clinton came to rehabilitate Hillary’s image in the eyes of the American people at the DNC Tuesday night. I suspect the old charmer charmed a good number of people.

Contrary to what you might have heard from some quarters, the Republican Party did not lose its soul last week in Cleveland.

The Democrat National Convention seems to be mirroring for the American people exactly the kind of disarray and contempt for truth, laws, and order that progressive policies will continue wreak on the country, if given the chance to lead.

Democrats came to their convention in Philadelphia optimistic and hopeful that the country would never vote for Donald Trump.

On Monday night in Philadelphia Democrats opened their convention proceedings with a word of prayer -- from a Christian minister. Now that in and of itself was a miracle - right up there with the water getting turned into wine.

There were 810 attacks on French Christian places of worship and Christian cemeteries in 2015.

The next president should declare war – not on terror (which is like a war on war; it’s nonsense) – but against the enemy. Just name it.

If Hillary enacts the policies she's been embracing -- watch out.

Javier Chavez loved his job at Macy’s. The devout Roman Catholic was hired in 1990 as a door guard.

The Democratic National Convention has a genuine mess on its hands, folks.

Now that Donald Trump has nailed his manifesto to the door and defined the election in stark and certain terms, Hillary Clinton gets her chance.

As the 1940 election approached, it was widely thought President Franklin D. Roosevelt would not seek an unprecedented third term.

It turns out the Democratic Party isn’t so democratic after all.