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With more than a thousand people headed through Mexico for the U.S. border, what next?
There is overlap between the parties in ways that you might not expect. And there's still hope.
The Cambridge Analytica flap is a reminder that if you are not paying for the product, then you are the product.
Trump is reorganizing his foreign policy team ahead of a possible meeting with North Korea.
Trump indicated this week that Mexico, Canada and NAFTA have a lot to do with his tariffs.
The Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of forcing non-union public employees to pay union fees.
The actual sporting results of the Olympic Games don't matter as much the Left's political agenda.
The president unveiled his proposal this week, heavily involving states in the process and expense.
While Colbert and Kimmel move further left, Fallon has remained relative apolitical. But for how long?
The federal government is mulling over a plan to get too involved in America's technological infrastructure.
Trade negotiators from the U.S., Canada and Mexico are meeting in Montreal this week.
Sometimes crimes are just crimes — at least until the Human Rights Campaign decides to make a political statement.
Just as only Nixon could go to China, perhaps only Trump can work with Democrats on immigration.
The average federal worker in 78 government agencies makes about $100,000 per year.
Thousands of Venezuelan children are dying of malnutrition thanks to the oppressive policies of their government.
Despite the feeling of "crying wolf," conservatives correctly warn about the debt crisis.
The special counsel's investigation into "collusion" is veering toward one into "obstruction."
There's been some progress, but the areas of disagreement could still sink the whole plan.
To sum it up, the 10-1 disparity between leftist and conservative academics is a huge problem.
Signs on campuses around the country declaring "it's okay to be white" are, unsurprisingly, "racist."
