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As I document in my book, “Still the Best Hope: Why the World Needs American Values to Triumph,” which is an explanation of Americanism, leftism, and Islamism, hysteria is a major tactic of the left. If you think about it, there is never an extended period of time—one year, let’s say—during which society is not

There they sat, like Soviet mandarins, one by one praising the fearless leader making America great again. Most impressive of all, they did it with straight face, though there couldn’t have been a man or woman in that room who wasn’t aware of how surreal the scene was. Well, except for President Donald Trump, who

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein hinted Tuesday there are changes on the horizon as to how the Justice Department handles marijuana enforcement in states that have legalized use of the drug in some form. “We follow the law and the science. From a legal and scientific perspective, marijuana it is an unlawful drug,” Mr. Rosenstein

Five years is a long time—a veritable eternity in the United States’s in volatile political landscape—and how far we have come since June 13, 2012, exactly five years ago Tuesday, when Donald Trump tweeted about then-Vice President Joe Biden’s travel costs, claiming they were a burden to taxpayers. “Biden @VP Spends $1 Million Annually for

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Paul D. Ryan urged President Donald Trump to allow Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III to continue the Russia investigation, even as GOP leaders grew visibly frustrated Tuesday over questions that Trump might fire the investigator. Even so, Ryan and Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Bakersfield) both dismissed questions about a possible

WASHINGTON — Amid reports that President Donald Trump is considering firing the special counsel overseeing the Russia investigations, a senior Justice Department official said Tuesday that he — and not the president — is the only official empowered to dismiss the prosecutor and that he sees no reason to do so. Deputy Attorney General Rod

President Donald Trump was in his element Saturday night during a weekend getaway to his private golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey, posing as the center of attention in photos with his signature thumbs-up gesture and autographing red “Make America Great Again” hats, all while surprising two newlyweds hosting a wedding reception on his luxe