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The White House chief of staff sets the record straight on Trump's phone call to a fallen soldier's widow.
The widow of a military veteran was denied the ability to honor a fallen soldier by singing the national anthem.
Protests become more incoherent, while Hillary argues that protesting the anthem is not disrespectful.
Clinton shakes off Bill's sexual sins as "in the past" while calling out Trump over harassment allegations.
Proposed bipartisan legislation overreaches and would infringe Americans' Second Amendment rights.
She enjoys the right to conceal and carry herself, while preaching against national reciprocity legislation.
Motivated by tanking ratings, the commissioner issued a memo instructing NFL players to show some respect.
The anti-establishment hard Left is gaining greater prominence and funding within the Democrat Party.
The network supports player protests, but suspends anchor Jamele Hill for her boycott fumble.
The video site seeks to limit access to common sense ideas it apparently deems to be too "controversial."
Called out for decades of alleged sexual harassment, Harvey Weinstein pivots and attacks the NRA and Trump.
He chastises those who advise against politicizing the atrocity in Las Vegas by citing the First Amendment.
A university denies a proposal to research transgender persons who seek to reverse their reassignment surgeries.
Democrats are slowing confirmation of judicial nominees, hoping to regain control of Senate in 2018.
Democrats are pushing for ways to get around the Electoral College outside of seeking to amend the Constitution.
Leftmedia outlets hoped to label Trump's response to recent natural disasters a failure. Not so much.
The petulant NFL kneelers are protesting a racism myth.
Once again he works to prevent the repeal of ObamaCare, the law he campaigned on ending.
Ambassador Samantha Power made 260 requests to unmask American citizens in 2016 alone.
He ignores the real problems his law caused and seeks to blame Republicans for working to find a better solution.
