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Governor Mike Pence On The Second Amendment
According to many media reports, Indiana Governor Mike Pence has been chosen by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump to be his running mate
How Mike Pence Became a Conservative Hero: Unwavering Opposition to Abortion
One by one, Republican women of the Indiana state legislature rose to describe, in anguished terms, why they could not support an anti-abortion measure hurtling toward passage
Gen. John Nicholson: U.S. support of Afghans could be game-changer
President Obama's decision to allow more aggressive U.S. military action in support of Afghan combat operations against the Taliban could have a game-changing effect on the long war
Thousands of Christians to gather on National Mall for 'Together 2016'
When Nick Hall first began planning “Together 2016” several years ago, he didn’t expect it would ultimately be held during a contentious political season and in the midst of several recent acts of violence across the world
GOP draft platform will include Trump's proposed border wall
Trump brings big changes to Republican Party platform
Sometimes it’s smart to take Social Security early
Most self-described retirement experts will advise you to wait as long as possible before applying for Social Security benefits
Obamacare company shutdown leaves customers in a lurch, facing higher costs
Ken Sullivan bought health insurance for his family this year from Land of Lincoln Health, a small, nonprofit company in Chicago
Is The Last Day of the Second Amendment Approaching?
The Second Amendment and the rights it protects are slowly being eaten away
‘Pokémon Go’ Creator Closes Privacy Hole But Still Collects User Data
Players with iPhones should log out and download the update; game’s developers say it never snooped
How Conservatives Turned Against Mass Incarceration
Steven Teles is an associate professor of political scientist at Johns Hopkins University and the author of Prison Break: Why Conservatives Turned Against Mass Incarceration.
Pentagon will send hundreds more troops to Iraq following seizure of key airfield
Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter said Monday that the Pentagon will deploy an additional 560 U.S. troops to Iraq, widening the U.S. military campaign against the Islamic State after Iraqi security forces seized a key airfield over the weekend
U.S. group honors Polish Christians who saved Jews during Holocaust
The rescuers receive about $3,000 a year per person, which includes a special bonus at Christmas for food and heating
Mexican president: 'No way' nation will pay for border wall
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto reiterated Sunday that he is ready to work with whoever the next U.S. president is, but said Mexico will not be paying for a border wall
Elderly Face Challenges Living Off Social Security
Social Security is a program that provides benefits to retired people, those who are unemployed or disabled
Obama Administration Knew It Was Illegally Funding Obamacare Program
The Obama administration deliberately undermined the GOP’s investigation into potentially unlawful Obamacare payments
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