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Tales from the border: 2 weeks along the US-Mexico frontier
The smells and sounds of Tijuana smack us as soon as we open the doors of our bug-splattered rental, a Jeep Renegade: food stalls selling roasted corn, churros and hot dogs; a near-empty bar blaring the oompa-oompas of norteno, Mexico's answer to polka
The scary statistic that shows why Trump needs to fix Social Security now
Despite proposing major spending cuts to most domestic agencies, President Trump's "skinny budget" spares the Social Security Administration
The Conservative Case Against Trashing Online Privacy Rules
PROTECTING INTERNET PRIVACY should be a bipartisan issue, right?
Gorsuch view on Second Amendment a judicial mystery
Despite strong endorsements from some gun rights advocates, Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch has a slim appeals court record on the subject — a record that leaves his views a mystery on how far constitutional firearms rights extend
This Is How Bipartisan Health Care Reform Could Actually Happen
One of the most consequential health care bills in decades was to be voted on in the House
U.S. defense chief Mattis says North Korea has 'got to be stopped'
North Korea must be stopped on its path toward being able to threaten the United States with nuclear attack, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday in a stark expression of America's top national security concern at the moment
Christianity 'on the rise' in Yemen
Christianity in Yemen appears to be growing despite the immense dangers Christians face there
Americans are increasingly blocked at Canada border
The number of American citizens turned away at the Canadian border has reportedly jumped significantly in recent years
Social Security, Medicare will fail without reform
I have often wondered why policymakers in Washington repeatedly fail to seriously address problems with our Social Security and Medicare programs, despite repeated warnings by economists and the programs' administrators that the programs will begin spending more than they take in by the end of the decade
After the London terror attack, a top U.K. official says Facebook needs to open up WhatsApp
The messaging service was reportedly used by the man who killed four people last week
The Second Amendment as an individual right
For the grammarian and the historian, the meaning is crystal-clear
Obamacare replacement yanked in House as GOP fails to win support
The embattled bill seeking to replace major parts of Obamacare was yanked Friday from the floor of the House after it became clear that the measure would be defeated, in large part because of opposition from a relative handful of conservative and moderate Republicans
Trump drone strike OBLITERATES Al Qaeda terror tyrant who killed US military personnel
A DRONE strike ordered by the Trump administration has wiped out an Al-Qaeda leader responsible for the deaths of two American service members
Christianity is 'over' in Iraq and will not return, says former vicar of Baghdad
Christianity is all but dead in war-torn Iraq, according to the so-called British “Vicar of Baghdad”.
U.S.-Mexico border wall needed only in 'strategic locations,' says border patrol union head
The head of the union representing U.S. Border Patrol agents said Wednesday that a wall along the southern border was only necessary in "strategic locations."
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