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Despite separation of church and state, Bavaria demands that every government building hang Christian crosses.

There is a cause that most people ignore.

Yet another People’s Liberation Army Navy exercise contrasts America’s decline against China’s aggressive rise.

America’s dangerous breakup with its southern neighbor

Is America on the brink of financial collapse?

Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermudez could bring Europe to an island 100 miles from the United States.

Are parents and teachers treating childhood immaturity with psychotropic drugs?

Whatever the outcome of Mueller’s probe or the president’s response, rancor is worsening in Washington and across the nation.

China’s expanding military power in the Pacific could soon approach Australia.

While America can drop bombs on Russia’s ally in Syria, Russia can infiltrate America through the Internet.

A survey of 1,359 teachers finds that 96 percent have encountered children with mental problems.

Rather than foreshadowing a failed European project, Orbán’s victory points to the rise of a stronger European power.

Public threats by the Iranians reveal what the world already knows: Iran never gave up its nuclear ambitions.

As their aggressive neighbor strengthens its military, how scared should East Europeans be?

New strain of common sexually transmitted disease emerges and it cannot be cured.

‘Militarism is again rearing its ugly head in Japan.’

Fearing Russian aggression, Poles are upgrading their defenses.

Saudi Arabia appears to be positioning itself as Israel’s new best friend in the Middle East.

‘Pay-to-slay’ program is subsidized by everyday Americans.

Changing Houthi tactics could soon affect you.

Regardless of whether he wins or loses, the fact that people are taking this seriously is cause for concern.

Caravans of Central American migrants make their way to the United States border.

Millions struggle with this condition—and they don’t even know it.

Is all the violence in Gaza Israel’s fault?

Interior Minister Horst Seehofer: ‘Safety is a human right. A strong state does not tolerate a legal vacuum.’