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Department Of Homeland Security Holds National Cybersecurity Summit In NYC

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Despite Constant Criticism, Women Remain Influential in the Trump Administration

In any other time, a presidential administration would be supported for placing strong women in these key roles, but this is the age of Trump.

By Evan Berryhill January 7, 2019

President Donald Trump, left; and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, right.

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'Huge Win' for Trump, Conservatives: First Step Act Follows Red State Successes

'The First Step Act takes lessons from history and from states — our laboratories of democracy — to reduce crime...'

By John G. Malcom and John-Michael Seibler December 23, 2018

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When We First Broke the Bonds of Earth: The Story of Apollo 8

The decision to launch Apollo 8 may well have been the most ambitious and dangerous of the entire lunar program.

By Dr. Glenn A. Marsch December 21, 2018

Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks at a Medicare for All rally.

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Medicare for All: A Heath Care Scheme That Will Cost Taxpayers Trillions

Free health care is not free.

By Richard D. Kocur December 19, 2018

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What Advent Calendars Have To Do with Raising Taxes, Shutting Down the Government and the Wall

'I was confronted with more than ten Advent calendar choices. The problem was that not one of these "Advent" calendars had anything to do with Advent.'

By Michael Rybarski December 19, 2018

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Keep Crony Tax Provision Out of Government Funding Bill

'Little would better demonstrate that the D.C. swamp is not only alive and well but actually thriving than keeping the electric vehicle handout alive.'

By Andrew F. Quinlan December 19, 2018

U.S. Capitol Building with soft sunset light.

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Five Government Shutdown Myths Debunked

The U.S. government has shut down numerous times over the past 50 years, and the impact has been as small as the 'Whos' in 'Whoville.'

By Chris Talgo and Emma Kaden December 19, 2018

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Instead of Going Backward or Forward, We Need To Go Downward and Look Up

Instead of going backward, or forward, we need to go downward in humility and prayer and look upward for hope and wisdom.

By Mark Driscoll December 18, 2018

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America Is One Big Dysfunctional Divorced Family

'We live in a very polarized culture, which seems more divided than ever, and I even sense that spirit and attitude seeping into the evangelical Church.'

By Mark Driscoll December 18, 2018

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The Brave New World of Editing Human Genes Opens Up Terrifying Possibilities

Just because we can do something doesn’t mean we should.

By Ryan T. Anderson December 17, 2018

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Despite Constant Criticism, Women Remain Influential in the Trump Administration

'Huge Win' for Trump, Conservatives: First Step Act Follows Red State Successes

When We First Broke the Bonds of Earth: The Story of Apollo 8

Medicare for All: A Heath Care Scheme That Will Cost Taxpayers Trillions

What Advent Calendars Have To Do with Raising Taxes, Shutting Down the Government and the Wall

Keep Crony Tax Provision Out of Government Funding Bill

Five Government Shutdown Myths Debunked

Instead of Going Backward or Forward, We Need To Go Downward and Look Up

America Is One Big Dysfunctional Divorced Family

The Brave New World of Editing Human Genes Opens Up Terrifying Possibilities

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