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The United States faces a serious dilemma after capturing the brutal dictator who caused the deaths of many Americans through narco-trafficking.
His worldview is built on resentment rather than responsibility, identity rather than character, and outrage rather than policy.
Entry into heaven depends on neither resume nor reputation, neither public acclaim nor public failure, but on Christ alone.
Too many Americans are white-knuckling their way through each month — nervous, numb and spiritually adrift.
Any meaningful due diligence seemingly would have tipped off investigators to the blatant fraud that was occurring.
Democrats possess more political energy than Republicans expected. And energy, not ideology, often determines midterm outcomes.
The emails show that Epstein had a clear disdain for Trump. He wanted to "take him down." According to Democrats, it must follow, Epstein is a hero.
Let us always be grateful that all of us have won lottery tickets.
A movement that demands loyalty above all else soon discovers it has fewer and fewer people left to lead.
When someone of Nancy Pelosi's stature frames a political opponent as the embodiment of evil, it sets a moral permission structure.
America doesn't need a speech code; it needs a moral compass.
What we're facing now is not just a budgetary challenge — it's a moral one. The national debt is the accumulated record of our moral failure to govern ourselves.
The United States, and indeed the Western world, has just shown its adversaries its exact weak spot. And who would have thought — it's Amazon.
Government shutdowns hit everyone. That's why our elected officials must compromise, even if it may cost them politically.
A political class eager to tout success selectively leans on crime statistics that do not represent reality.
Every shutdown promises a turning point in federal spending that never turns. Don't expect the current shutdown to end any differently.
Her ability to capture attention and mobilize followers gives her far more influence than her thin record of accomplishments deserves.
It is evident that she is attempting to salvage her reputation by selecting a winner rather than a loser, regardless of how much that person destroys New York City.
Wisdom, if we allow it, comes not through vengeance but through God's terrible, transforming grace.
At its core, what is so dangerous about questioning the traditional ways of protecting American health?
