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President Trump's acting chief of staff has had a positive influence on executing policy.
They're not generally effective, and demanding uniform political agreement is counterproductive.
We wouldn't have thought it necessary in America, but South Dakota may lead the way.
The company has been ordered to pay $62 million for "pirating" movies.
Lost faith, broken families, and sedentary living are just some of the causes of tragedy.
Democrats in Maine and Nevada decline to join the National Popular Vote initiative.
For all the talk in Washington, The Heritage Foundation offers a way forward.
A new study shows that religious involvement leads to stronger families. Who knew?
Mass shooters are increasingly encountering brave people who are fighting back.
If they can't get the recession they hope for, they'll credit Obama for the good times.
With a bipartisan $2 trillion plan to fix all the things, what could go wrong?
Some billion-dollar giants are paying $0, while small businesses pay out the nose.
Unions are losing members, dues, and influence. They have only themselves to blame.
Thanks in part to Trump's efforts, the 70-year-old alliance may be stronger than ever.
Americans care a lot more about health insurance than Robert Mueller's report.
Senators Ernst and Lee pitch the Republican proposal: Tap into Social Security.
Democrats are obstructing nominations by abusing 30 hours of debate. Not for much longer.
Democrats have a plan to keep it solvent, but, of course, it would do just the opposite.
He spoke to young black men about the dangers of promiscuity, bullying, and selfishness.
The Government Accountability Office identified some serious problems within the department.
