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In the age of President Trump, certain things we all used to take for granted are no longer reliable.

President Trump is at his best when he is making peace, but he opted for war on Saturday.

The United States faces a growing public education crisis, defined by declining outcomes and institutional resistance to reform.

In 1979, under President Jimmy Carter's watch, a mob of radical Iranian students took 66 Americans hostage at the U.S. embassy in Tehran.

The four years between the two Trump administrations was a pothole.

In ordering the bombing of three nuclear sites in Iran, President Trump did the right thing, for the right reason, and at the right time.

When my kids were young and money was tight, I decided to sell items we were no longer using.

Democrats are just so ignorant. Don't they have a Ukraine-Russia war to attend to -- you know, the endless kind they now profess to hate?

Hiding out in Iran is a U.S.-deported Afghan national who today is a historical footnote in the "never-ending war" versus Tehran "can never have nuclear weapons" debate dominating American politics.

My youngest son is only 21. He came home from serving this country with injuries that will stay with him the rest of his life.