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Patrick Clancy’s interview on “60 Minutes” was among the most riveting, painful and spiritually challenging conversations I have witnessed in years. It was not merely an interview about a criminal trial or a family tragedy. It was the testimony of a father attempting to remain alive after the world he knew was destroyed. Patrick lost his three children Cora, Dawson and Callan at the hands of their mother, Lindsay Clancy. No sentence can adequately contain the horror of that reality. There are lo
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As America approaches the 2026 midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s second administration can be described in one word: consequential. Whether one considers those consequences beneficial or dangerous depends largely on where one stands politically. But even Trump’s fiercest critics must concede that he has never confused the presidency with a ceremonial assignment. Trump does not merely enter a room; he occupies it. He governs the same way. In less than two years, he has reordered Washing
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There is a question increasingly worth asking: Why do some of America’s most privileged young people seem to have become among its harshest critics, not merely challenging policies but speaking as though America itself is fundamentally corrupt, oppressive or unworthy of their loyalty? This is certainly not true of every young white American. Millions love their country, serve in the military, volunteer in their communities, build businesses, raise families and appreciate the opportunities Americ
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Politics is often described as the art of winning. History suggests otherwise. The greatest political leaders understood that success is not measured merely by defeating opponents but by preserving relationships. Elections are won through competition. Governments are sustained through coalition. That is why the first rule of politics is remarkably simple: Make no unnecessary enemies. You may need them tomorrow. President Donald Trump’s attorney general nominee, Todd Blanche, finds himself in pol
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Every time questions arise about the advanced age of America’s elected leaders, Washington responds with the same familiar refrain: Experience matters. Republicans say it. Democrats say it. Editorial writers repeat it. Longevity in office, we’re told, produces wisdom, steadier judgment and better public policy. It’s an appealing argument. It also invites a simple question: If experience matters so much, where are the results? Experience can absolutely be an asset. A seasoned physician has seen d
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