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Walking the streets of Damascus, Americans are met with deep gratitude for helping rid Syria of Bashar Assad's brutal regime.

On Sept. 3, China staged a massive military parade in Beijing designed to demonstrate the strength of the People's Liberation Army.

More than 80% of Americans say crime is a "major problem."

Many government agencies are little known to most Americans, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been one of them until recently.

An antifa-inspired killer used a rifle round to deprive the world of an irreplaceable talent Wednesday.

Too many billions of dollars are regularly squandered each year because of waste, fraud and/or a pervasive lack of incentives to spend taxpayers' money responsibly.

Charlie Kirk has been called many things, including an influencer, but a better label might be "converter."

America's enemies are watching the skies.

"Demo-Crazed" should be the new name for the woke contingent that stole the heart and soul of what was once a family values-oriented and patriotic political party.

Judge Andrew Napolitano is wrong when he claims in his recent op-ed that President Trump usurped Congress' power to declare war when he ordered an attack on an ocean-going drug boat.