Trump to Announce ‘Tremendous Things’ for Veterans Health Care
Some veterans organizations don’t think a bill President Donald Trump signed Wednesday expanding private care options for veterans goes far enough.
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Trump Lets Iran off the Hook … For Now
By certifying Tehran’s compliance in the Iran nuclear deal for at least the next 90 days, President Trump is sending mixed messages about an agreement he famously called the “worst deal ever.”
Photo of Soldier Raising Cross on Rubble of Mt. Sinjar Church Easter Sunday Goes Viral
Once Iraq’s largest Christian city, Sinjar is perhaps best known as the place where ISIS massacred more than 5,000 Yazidi men and captured 7,000 women for sex slaves in November, 2014.
Republicans and Democrats Now See Trump as Part of Washington ‘Establishment’
President Trump has been sucked into the abyss of the Washington “establishment” since his inauguration, prominent Republicans and Democrats charged earlier this week.
Suspect in Facebook Video Killing Shoots Himself to Death
The man who randomly gunned down a Cleveland retiree and posted video of the crime on Facebook killed himself yesterday.
Syrian Christians Need Guns
The U.S. should give Syria’s fighting Christians the weapons they ask for.
Children of Murdered Man Extended Forgiveness to Father’s Killer Hours before His Suicide
The nationwide search is over for Steve Stephens, the man who police said killed Robert Godwin, Sr. and posted a video of the crime on Facebook.
Where Do Your Tax Dollars Go?
When Americans file their taxes, it’s natural to wonder, “Where do my tax dollars go? What do they fund? And what don’t they fund?”
White House Turns up Heat, but Rejects ‘Red Lines’ for North Korea
Both the Trump administration and North Korea are ratcheting up statements about a potential conflict.
Wearable Technology Aims to Predict Relationships, Intervene When Computer Detects Trouble
Predictive behavior technology is all the rage in everything from advertising to policing to medicine.