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The Middle East Bureau chief for CBN explains the emotions among Israelis who love both their country and their families – but find themselves conflicted over how to get the remaining hostages back home safely, with honor.
A climatologist says while people may be responsible for extreme weather events, that and man-made climate change are not the same.
Wheaton College is being criticized for caving to an angry mob after the school praised Trump appointee Russell Vought, but this is not the first time his affiliation with the famous school has brought him trouble.
An immigration watchdog is praising the Trump administration for a take-no-prisoners approach to illegal immigration, from taking on so-called sanctuary cities to vowing to find and prosecute a possible leaker in the FBI.
It's a mystery to The College Fix – and perhaps to lots of other people – why an Ivy League school offers a class that asks students "whether science can be made queer."
A former U.S. Justice Department attorney says he is confident President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship, now being berated by federal judges, will ultimately be upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Over the past three weeks, President Donald Trump has unleashed a blitzkrieg of executive orders designed to reduce government and bring back sanity.
A family advocate based in America's capital sees strength in the clear wording found in the host of executive orders being handed down by President Donald Trump. He contends it's that clarity that seems to be confounding Trump's opponents.
An Air Force Academy graduate says the White House isn't the only place where there is a new sheriff in town.
Some in the Latino community reportedly are fearful federal immigration agents are going to kick down the door of their churches and haul them off to Guantanamo Bay. But a prominent leader in America's evangelical Hispanic community ensures that almost certainly will not happen.