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"This whole concept of political correctness ... it's going to destroy our nation."
"Human rights" is a popular term. No one really thinks it's a bad thing. That's why even North Korea and China try to justify their behavior in terms of human rights. If one can claim this mantle, they are nearly unassailable.
Children suffer when their parents struggle with one another. A tragic case in point is unfolding in Dallas, Texas, where a jury this week denied a father sole custody of his 7-year-old son.
Mike Pompeo is a West Point grad, a Harvard Law alum, businessman, former congressman, and — apparently — prophet.
She wasn't supposed to be pregnant. Not with one baby — and certainly not with twins. When the abortion technician asked if she wanted to know the details, the fact that she was carrying two babies apparently wasn't important enough to share.
There are harrowing stories -- and then there are the stories that seep deep into our bones. Sayragul Sauytbay's is the kind you don't forget.
Anywhere else, it would've been a normal night on the train. But this is Hong Kong, and nothing is normal.
When Gallup released its latest poll on the media, a lot of people were surprised the press had any scrap of credibility left to talk about. But despite all of the bias and fake news, an astonishing 41 percent of Americans still trust the media.
If getting noticed was Beto O'Rourke's goal, he succeeded. Getting nominated, on the other hand, remains downright impossible.
The potential genocide of the Kurds and Christians in northern Syria is all the more painful when you consider "that six things designed and made by America are being used by the Turkish airport air force to bomb civilians and Kurdish fighters who helped us destroy ISIS," said Senator Lindsey Graham (R-S.C) on Thursday's Washington Watch.
Today, Turkey is claiming to have killed more than 100 Kurdish fighters in Northeast Syria, and reports of civilian casualties continue to surface.
The National Basketball Association infamously has aligned itself as a "woke" organization, meaning they are alert and outspoken against "injustice" in all it's politically correct forms. At least that's been their reputation with those who populate social media.
A virtual "tree of liberty" in the Middle East in Syria is in danger today, as the Trump administration prepares to pull out of a region at the border of Turkey and northeast Syria that is both friendly to U.S. interests and respectful of genuine religious freedom.
They come in mango, bubble gum, watermelon, even Fruit Loop flavors — but these e-cigarettes aren't candy. They're dangerous and unregulated — and fighting to bring them under control may be the first area of common ground between both parties in a very long time.
When the alarm went off at Jennifer Hrobuchak's work, the 22-year-old district manager didn't think twice. She got in her car in the early morning hours and headed off to the store to investigate.
"Gunshots and sirens were my lullaby." --Shamber Flore, foster child
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) isn't right often, but she was about this: moving forward with impeachment does put her party "in a new direction."
While Democrats tried to play spoiler at home, President Trump went about doing actual business Tuesday. After three years of cutting through the liberal noise, he's become quite good at ignoring the Left and systematically adding to his list of first-term successes.
In a sharp contrast to the administration of Barack Obama and Joe Biden, President Donald Trump is leading an unprecedented effort to challenge the United Nations to "protect the unborn and defend the family as the foundational unit of society."
There may have been 60 heads of state at yesterday's U.N. climate summit, but it was the one person organizers weren't expecting who caused a stir.
