By late December, Dr. Kombu Songu-M’briwa had recovered enough from his personal battle with Ebola to participate in a transatlantic radio interview with me, though I could barely hear him because of the profound fatigue reflected in his voice. M’briwa, one of just three doctors working at the 120-bed Hastings …

Forget about lobbyists skulking around Capitol Hill. This year’s election power players were hiding behind the schoolhouse. American Federation of Teachers’ (AFT) President Randi Weingarten recently revealed that her union spent over $20 million on election campaigns this cycle in order to elect politicians who defend an indefensible status quo …

Have you wondered why Ebola patients are being sent to Omaha, Nebraska? It’s because one physician, Dr. Philip Smith, had the foresight to set up the Nebraska Biocontainment Patient Care Unit after the 9/11 attacks as a bulwark against bioterrorism. Empty for more than a decade, used only for drills, …

James Madison is commonly referred to as the Father of the Constitution in large measure because, in the secrecy of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787, he kept the most complete set of notes. He also had a very keen mind and a modest demeanor and an uncanny ability …

On March 30, 1981, I was 9-years-old sitting in class when my third grade teacher announced that the fortieth president of the United States Ronald Reagan had been shot. Minutes later, school was canceled for the day, so I quickly rushed home and spent the rest of the afternoon and …

It is our spirit, our often loud, even brash, over-the-top red, white and blue, go-getter, never-say-die attitude that makes us recognizable wherever we go. Just travel anywhere in the world and ask someone to guess where you are from. Trust me, they will know. It is our history. No one …

On Wednesday evening, May 7, I will be joining former Governor Mike Huckabee, Representative Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas), pastors Jim Garlow and Dan Cummins, Tony Perkins, and others in Statuary Hall of the United States Capitol for an event called “Washington: A Man of Prayer.” This event, …

Mushroom or pepperoni? That’s what Republicans wonder as Rand Paul challenges his party to shake up its brand. Paul says that, like Domino’s, which changed its pizza crust to stay competitive, the GOP needs to become a “different kind of party.” The problem is, the Republican kitchen teems with would-be …

Let’s pretend you’re a screenwriter assigned to develop a character to run for Congress in California in 2014. You need a compelling story, so you make him an orphan at 13 – wait, even better his dad leaves the family two weeks before his mother died – and then social …

Author Susan Patton sparked controversy in her book “Marry Smart,” claiming college women should spend 75 percent of their time looking for their husband. Fox News’ Andrea Tantaros spoke to psychologist and author Phyllis Chesler about Patton’s notion of choosing motherhood first. “This is advice a worried mother gives to …