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The recent market fluctuations and associated angst about the global economic fallout has overshadowed the benefits of levies against China.

The White House typically isn't known as a public forum for personal affection, warm accolades and familial healing, but that changed this month when Vice President J.D. Vance celebrated his mother's sobriety in a celebration that touched even some ...

President Trump has predicted that his tariffs could raise as much as $6 trillion in federal tax collections over the next decade.

President Trump has left no doubt about his position on the alleged purpose and need for offshore wind factories.

Dr. Ronny Jackson, who took care of three presidents as top doc at the White House, is on a mission: Find out just how much President Biden's obvious "cognitive decline" was hidden from the public.

At an April 4 proceeding in D.C., District Court Chief Judge James E. Boasberg, the closest the Democrats have to obsessed Trump antagonist Jack Smith, showed leniency for a devoted fan of mass murderer Hamas.

Numerous allies have expressed concerns regarding the nuclear weapons programs of Russia, China, North Korea and Iran.

Let's recall that the CIA and American foreign policymakers were unable to foresee or forestall India's nuclear tests -- and that the Obama administration's Iran nuclear deal negotiators agreed to allow Iran to forge the secret side deals.

If Justice Amy Coney Barrett and Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. are sincere in their efforts to stop activist courts from usurping the presidency ("Supreme Court finally step in to stop activist courts from usurping the presidency," Web, April 8),

It is so sad to see that the pope has aligned himself with the far leftists in Europe and elsewhere by speaking out in favor of open borders between the U.S. and its neighbors ("Pope criticizes walls while living behind one," Web, April 6).