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Italy’s ruling coalition is struggling to transform electoral fantasy into a reality.

History teaches us that sometimes it’s the human element that deescalates seemingly intractable international disputes.

Scott Walker is one of the many old guard Republicans facing a credible challenge in November, and it could be the oft-ignored issue of education that ends up unseating him.

Brexit was never the Conservative Party’s idea. In fact, it was always one of its’ worst nightmares.

The governor’s stance on gun rights may pay off in the long run.

Make no mistake: Brett Kavanaugh is not Neil Gorsuch 2.0. On key constitutional matters, the two couldn’t be any more different.

It’s time for the United States to stop being part of the problem in Yemen’s disastrous civil war, and start being part of the solution.