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Why gun rights advocates don't trust Clinton on the second amendment
Throughout her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton has said that she supports the second amendment rights of law-abiding gun owners
How Facebook, Twitter silence conservative voices online
The recent news that Facebook staffers had sought to delete Donald Trump’s posts calling for restrictions on Muslim immigration as violating the company’s hate speech policies has revived the ongoing controversy about ideological neutrality in the social networks
How the U.S. Military Is Helping Battle ISIS in Mosul From Above
As the Iraqi Security Forces and Kurdish Peshmerga fighters continue to close in on Mosul on the ground, the U.S. and coalition are saturating the air above them and to the west
To Those Christians (and others) Who Can’t Vote for Trump or Clinton
There’s a new bumper sticker that says, “I already hate our next president!”
Visualizing the U.S.-Mexico Border
WHAT DOES THE southern border of the United States look like?
Can Obamacare survive its author?
The end of Barack Obama's presidency is near, and his most important domestic policy accomplishment is teetering and threatening to fall and smash to pieces
Social Security Benefit Formula Robs Older Workers
Working past 60? Be prepared to get shortchanged on your Social Security benefit
Privacy is creating a new digital divide between the rich and poor
How come Facebook knows that I have a mother with Alzheimer's, a woman asked the other day
Clinton Is a Threat to the 2nd Amendment -- and the 1st
Donald Trump is a clear menace to our democratic form of government, the rule of law and my James Madison bobblehead
From Utah, McMullin Calls for 'New Conservative Movement'
Two months after he jumped into the presidential race as a political unknown, independent candidate Evan McMullin is surging in Utah polls
USS San Antonio to Begin Airstrikes on ISIS in Libya
The amphibious transport dock San Antonio has moved into the Mediterranean to replace the amphibious assault ship Wasp in conducting airstrikes on Islamic State targets in Libya
A Christian case for Donald Trump
Christians who support Trump have had a rough go of it lately
Terrifying, heart-rending, defeating: 10 hours on patrol along the Mexican border
A dispatcher’s voice crackled over the scanner, and Raquel Medina turned up the sound
Questions linger for Clinton, Trump on retirement issues
At this point in the presidential campaign, you've heard more than you wanted about sexual details concerning both major candidates — how Hillary Clinton dealt with accusations against her husband and what Donald Trump has said and allegedly done
As Insurers Drop Obamacare, White House Steps Up Sales Pitch
The Obama administration is rolling out a new and broader marketing strategy to get more Americans to sign up for health coverage under the Affordable Care Act, taking to Instagram and sending millions more Americans direct mail
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