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There is a scriptural adage that says we should avoid all appearance of evil.

At a remote spot about 90 miles east of Yemen's capital, the radical cleric was getting into a car. Suddenly, it and al-Awlaki disappeared in a fireball.

Our nation continues to be divided over abortion. The Catholic Churchs position in opposition to the liberal abortion regime initiated in our country since Roe v. Wade has been clear and unwavering.

Mitt Romney, as was clear to all who watched the first presidential debate, channeled Ronald Reagan right down to the glistening hair and respectful smiling face that listened as his opponent tap-danced and stutter-stepped his way to a resounding thumping in the contest.

One thing that many conservatives and liberals agree on is a right to privacy. Many Americans on both sides of the political spectrum oppose overreaching government.

Mitt Romney was 13 years old and Barack Obama had not been born when an energetic-looking John Kennedy, 43, and a tired-looking Richard Nixon, 47, walked into the WBBM-TV studio in Chicago for the first general election debate between presidential candidates.

The Florida PTA and its more than 320,000 members throughout the state are urging Floridians to vote no on Amendment 8, the so-called Religious Freedom constitutional amendment.

When President Obama came to the U.N. General Assembly on Sept. 25, his arrogance was on full display.

Amendment 5 involves fundamental constitutional issues concerning the principles of checks and balances between our three branches of government.

One of the many false talking points of the Obama administration is that a rich man like Warren Buffett should not be paying a lower tax rate than his secretary.