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The rule of law, dealing with religious law, those debates can take place, but there is a need to understand a new term or terminology needs to be negotiated and used so you are not just restricted to religion. There is a danger because your putting religion in, and it is hard to argue the word of god. How do you equate that put the words secular and secular or fundamentalism are what are being rejected. That question about the declaration of human rights is a good question, and it goes to the i...

From the south lawn of the white house. I feel very badly for Paul Manafort. I think its been a tough time for hum. But if you notice both his lawyer, a highly respected man and a very highly respected judge, the judge said there was no collusion with russia. The judge i mean for whatever reason, i was very honored by it also mod the staumt that this had nothing to do with collusion with russia. So keep it going. Lets go. Keep the hoax going. Just a hoax. Thats twice now in one day trump said so...

Cleveland Cliffs has announced it will idle its tin mill in Weirton.The news comes after the International Trade Commission announced it will not place tariffs

Congressional Republicans will introduce legislation later Thursday to revoke the tax-exempt status of non-profit organizations that invest in Chinese firms.

Silicon Valley’s “cult of the founder” meets modern Republicans’ anti-“woke” culture-warring.

Republican fundraising tactics in Georgia's Senate runoff are so excessive that even Herschel Walker's team is complaining — about the size of its cut.

Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker's camp denounced Republicans for using “deceptive fundraising” that invoked his race but gave him only 10 cents out of every $1.

Ohio Sen.-elect J.D. Vance argued Monday that the Republican Party should use, not abuse, Donald Trump and claimed that faulting the former president for the partys underwhelming performance in the midterm elections does more harm than good.