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It may be time for a renaissance of the old-fashioned American values of moderate expectations, frugality, and making do.

These statues deserve to be displayed and honored because they provide the opportunity to examine these individuals in their fuller context.

Swalwell's house of cards crumbled quickly after the San Francisco Chronicle reported a former staffer's accusations of sexual assault.

Canada's descent into anti-Christian censorship should be a wake-up call for its neighbors to the south.

The relationship between men and women in the United States is strained in ways data cannot fully capture.

While Kagan tries to find ways to limit originalist outcomes, her fellow leftists are needlessly making reaching her goal more challenging.

In his new article, Washington Post reporter Justin Jouvenal attempts to convince readers that SCOTUS has waged a war on 'civil rights.'

Sen. Ron Johnson sees it as a kind of golden rule in dealing with nasty Dem politics: Do unto others before they do unto you.

Usha is revolutionizing maternity fashion, not just with her spring fits, but with how these ensembles showcase her love for her family.

Instead of being consumed in its entirety, a song fragment must typically succeed on social media before listeners seek out the full track.