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Transgenderism and Caitlyn Jenner's transition to a female identity are fraught issues for many Americans, but Republican presidential hopefuls are taking up the issue with dignity and respect.
Tensions are growing in eastern Ukraine. But is Putin really interested in more war?
Big terror plots give investigators much to monitor. Lone wolf plots require the same kind of effort used everyday to prevent crime.
Ukraine’s war on corruption starts on the streets with community cops.
A law being debated in Congress will alter but not end post-9/11 measures affecting privacy and spying.
Sen. Rand Paul had become a piñata for Republican presidential candidates. But that's because he's actually doing and saying things.
Football (aka soccer) is destined to become not just popular around the world, but also in the US.
Nuclear negotiations show some progress, but more progress and speedier progress are needed.
Human traffickers in Southeast Asia are profiting from the persecution of Rohingyas in Myanmar.
It is important to remember that Memorial Day marks more than just the beginning of summer fun.