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Thursday marks a year since hate erased the earthly voice of one who so eloquently mixed Christian faith with conservative principles and constitutional politics.
As the nation marks another anniversary of September 11, a growing divide is emerging over how public schools teach the tragic events to a generation born entirely after the attacks.
A growing rift is emerging between Israel and 12 countries that a Jewish news editor says are driven more by domestic politics than Middle East peace.
Trying to address and correct these instances of madness is so simple that it's like fact-checking "Hillary Clinton is dead."
It's been 25 years since Islamic terrorists hijacked four American passenger planes and carried out an attack that forever changed the nation — reshaping national security and ultimately dividing people over the lessons learned.
After a U.S. Senate committee investigated the abortion pill industry, a pro-life senator says millions of girls and women are being harmed in the name of abortion rights and easy abortion access.
A conservative activist says he trusts the president and doesn't see how the GOP's two-day event can hurt the party.
A former police chief in Michigan asked his officers to not bring formal domestic violence charges against him, but instead to appeal them to a Sharia court.
Regarding the timing — a key to interpreting the incident — it is worth recalling that August 13 marked the centenary of the birth of dictator Fidel Castro, a symbol of socialism’s failure and an icon for the failures who follow socialism.
It's been almost a year since Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University. There's been a lot of fallout from that horrific event.
