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After the shootings of two National Guard members in the nation's capital, President Trump announced he wants to "permanently pause migration" from unstable countries.
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"The fact is that Ukraine, which is a non-NATO country, is going to be vulnerable to military domination by Russia no matter what we do," President Obama told The Atlantic in 2016.
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Inflation statistics can support nearly any political argument. That's why today's debate over prices feels disconnected from economic fundamentals.
SharesFire the mean girls at the FDA, win the midterms
The FDA has devolved into a high school soap opera under Commissioner Marty Makary.
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The campaign to force the release of records related to Jeffrey Epstein's serial sex trafficking has put Washington officialdom in an uproar, and rightly so.
SharesTrump weaning the world off Russian energy
The administration's energy agenda is already showing significant results that are changing the global balance of power.
SharesDemocrats' crime policies are suicidal
If public safety is the yardstick of civilization, chaos is just around the corner.
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Yet you don't have to be a Christian to question whether smartphones have been a blessing or a curse. Clearly, they are both.
SharesRepublicans face a radical, generational shift the establishment refuses to recognize
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As we approach Giving Tuesday, a day meant to help us focus on generosity and compassion, we would do well to remember that some needs cannot wait for a calendar reminder.
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A recent U.S. defense visit to Ukraine could mark a watershed moment in embracing a more cost-conscious, responsive approach to arms development and acquisition.
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The Israel Defense Forces has collected a cache of Hamas secret papers that reveal how two supposedly neutral organizations betrayed their professional duties to help attack Jews.
SharesAmerica's forests are under threat
America's private forests are a strategic national asset. But they're at risk.
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Chile, once the economic shining star of Latin America, may be ready to end its tortured romance with revolutionary socialism and show the rest of the region the benefits of a vibrant free economy.
SharesTo make America healthy again, fight Alzheimer's
For patients and families facing Alzheimer's disease (AD), every day spent waiting for answers is precious time that could be productively used treating or managing the diagnosis.
SharesThanksgiving, a time for gratitude
A few weeks ago, my older son was working tirelessly on what for him was a challenging high school English assignment, which required him to write about a meaningful moment in his life.
SharesThankful for family and a nation that overcomes every challenge
My mother will be 90 years old in 2028. I am thankful for her.
SharesThankful that Democrats aren't in charge
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