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President Donald Trump issued a proclamation declaring this week, Jan. 20-26, as National School Choice Week.
Marsha Blackburn has just introduced the Title X Abortion Provider Prohibition Act. This coincides with this year's March for Life.
Left-wing media stalwarts such as Newsweek, Huffington Post and Salon launched a barrage of fake news after I appeared on "Fox and Friends" recently to discuss new Agriculture Department rules tightening work requirement on food stamps.
During Christmas week, Fox News invited me to discuss how President Donald Trump's achievements for black Americans are registering in awareness in these communities. Unfortunately, we didn't succeed in scheduling the interview.
Trump wants $5 billion for the wall as part of a bill to continue funding the federal government.
President Donald Trump continues to take bold steps, recapturing America's exceptionalism at home and leadership abroad.
As France is gripped by civil disorder, many commentators identify, quite correctly, as the culprit the outsized burden that France's bloated welfare state places on its citizens.
Amid this holiday season of reflection, I'm thinking about America's future.
The headlines about the incoming 116th Congress scream that our representation has never been so "young," so "blue," so "diverse."
Now that, finally, the elections in Florida have reached a conclusion, there are lessons worth learning. One is on the subject of race.
Buried in the mounds of data fleshing out what happened in the midterm elections is an interesting take on blacks.
America's founders demonstrated that government is art, not science. The secret is in balance.
Trump was right to tweet out: "There is great anger in our Country caused in part by inaccurate, and even fraudulent reporting of the news."
While campaign stumping in Las Vegas, former Vice President Joe Biden said that American values are being "shredded" by President Donald Trump.
According to the Pew Research Center, 66 percent of those supporting Democratic candidates and 18 percent of those supporting Republican candidates say, "If a person is rich, it is because he or she had more advantages in life than most other people."
With nerves still raw from the wrenching confirmation process of now Supreme Court Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh, speculation whirls regarding what the political implications will be.
I've been writing for years about the depth of the culture war taking place in America. I've done so with trepidation, with knowledge that without resolution, culture wars can turn into physical wars.
A new report from Gallup should sober up those expecting a "blue wave" in the November elections.
While questioning Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh about abortion during his Senate confirmation hearings, Senator Dianne Feinstein grossly misstated statistics about abortion deaths before Roe v. Wade.
The Trump administration is considering rescinding a Dear Colleague Letter, sent to public school administrators nationwide in 2014, which provided guidelines regarding school discipline policies consistent with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
