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DR. MARC SIEGEL: My Personal Miracle: A physician’s lessons in faith and healing
Physician, author and Fox News contributor shares personal stories of faith including the healing of his deaf son Samuel and keeping his 102-year-old father alive.
Investigation reveals Putin uses multiple matching offices in different locations to conceal whereabouts
New investigation claims Putin uses three identical offices to hide his real location, deceiving the public about where he’s actually governing Russia from.
US Marines exchanged gunfire with suspected gang members in Haiti, official says
U.S. Marines protecting the U.S. Embassy in Haiti exchanged gunfire with suspected gang members in Port-au-Prince on the evening of Nov. 13.
Track star who protested trans athlete alleges she wasn’t given her medal for months until she filed a lawsuit
Alexa Anderson stepped off the podium to protest a trans athlete at Oregon’s state championship and filed a lawsuit against OSAA over alleged medal withholding.
NBA obtaining cell phones from Lakers, other teams in investigation into illegal gambling scheme: report
The NBA is collecting cell phones from multiple teams as part of its investigation into illegal sports gambling following federal indictments of coaches and players.
Actor reveals why playing St Patrick in Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Saints’ is ‘more important than ever’
Actor Desmond Eastwood brings St. Patrick’s incredible journey to life in Fox Nation’s “The Saints.” Discover the true story behind Ireland’s patron saint.
Skies at stake: Inside the US-China race for air dominance
China’s missile strategy targets U.S. air bases while America bets on stealth technology. Pacific air dominance no longer guaranteed as military gap narrows rapidly.
Zelenskyy moves to ‘clean up’ Ukraine’s energy sector as corruption scandal rocks leadership
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced major energy sector cleanup Sunday as corruption scandal rocks the nation’s nuclear industry.
Do We Really Need to Slash the Debt?
John Tamny, the free-market economics commentator who edits RealClearMarkets, comes out swinging in The Deficit Delusion: Why Everything Left, Right, and Supply-Side Tells You About the National Debt Is Wrong. Perhaps this isn’t surprising, given the book’s title. It can feel like Tamny is a kid walking through the elementary-school playground, randomly shoving other kids—some of whom are bigger than he—as he attacks one op-ed writer after another for, allegedly, misunderstanding the national debt.
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In the Mind of McNamara
One of the few aspects of the Vietnam war about which most historians agree is that Robert McNamara horribly mismanaged it as secretary of defense. There is no agreement, however, on how McNamara did the nation such a disservice. For those who view American intervention in Vietnam as unnecessary and inherently futile, McNamara is condemned for getting the United States into the war and then for refusing to get it out once he himself became disillusioned. For those who view the intervention as a noble cause that could have ended victoriously, McNamara’s principal failing was his imposition of severe restraints on the military.
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