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There is nothing outrageous about Israel's decision to bar entry to politicians who advocate its destruction.
President Trump has warned China that it must respond "humanely" to the protests in Hong Kong if it wants a trade deal, for the first time suggesting that the United States would impose costs on Beijing if it launched a Tiananmen Square-style crackdown on the city.
If Democrats want to play politics with mass murder, it works both ways
The two-night Democratic debate this week was portrayed as a policy brawl between the party's moderate and left wings. But what we really saw in Detroit were debates between the party's left and the far left.
In March, the Times Sunday magazine published a heart-rending story entitled "The Tragedy of Baltimore," which chronicled the precipitous decline of the city.
Robert Mueller's disastrous testimony has taken the wind out of the sails of the Democratic impeachment drive. That is a victory for President Trump. But it also was good news for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., proudly announced this year that his presidential campaign would be the first in history to have a unionized workforce. Well, he just became the first presidential candidate in history to face a labor revolt from his unionized workforce.
Here we go again. This week, President Trump appeared to renew his threat to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) if Democrats do not pass his new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
We have heard a lot about the importance of the rule of law from Democrats lately. During special counsel Robert Muller's investigation of President Trump, Democrats in Congress delivered a clear and unified message.
Despite a lackluster debate performance, former vice president Joe Biden is still holding on to his lead in the race for the Democratic nomination in large part because Democratic voters see him as the most electable candidate.
Maybe President Trump was right that we needed a "Salute to America" last week, because apparently some Americans have lost sight of the greatness of our country.
Nike has withdrawn a new Independence Day-themed shoe featuring the Revolutionary War-era flag after former NFL quarterback and Nike-endorser Colin Kaepernick complained that the flag was a symbol of the slave era, according to the Wall Street Journal. Nike offered a lame excuse that it had removed the shoe from retailers because "it featured an old version of the American flag."
During a single visit to Asia, President Trump embraced not one, not two, but three dictators.
Sen. Kamala Harris of California may have been the breakout winner of this week's Democratic presidential debates, but there was one clear loser: the American taxpayer.
After President Trump called off a military strike on Iran for its downing of a U.S. military drone, some compared his decision to President Barack Obama's shameful failure not to enforce his "red line" in Syria. Sorry, the two situations are completely different. Trump was right to show restraint, and his Iran policy is working.
Let's get this straight: Joe Biden is leading in the polls for the Democratic presidential nomination because he's the most "electable" candidate in the Democratic field? A guy who doesn't realize that *I worked with segregationists* isn't a winning message with Democrats in 2020?
In an extraordinary interview, President Trump and ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos repeatedly sparred over whether special counsel Robert Mueller had cleared Trump of collusion with Russia.
President Trump's detractors are trying to play down the significance of the U.S.-Mexico immigration deal, saying it is largely comprised of actions that Mexico had already agreed to many months ago.
For decades, Catholic Democratic politicians have been justifying their pro-choice position by telling us that they were personally opposed to abortion but could not impose their religious view on others.
Senate Republicans are pushing back on President Trump's plan to impose tariffs on Mexico. But if Mexican officials think these Republicans are going to save them from Trump's tariffs, it's time for them to think again.
