Americans have shaped and been shaped by history. We are generous; so are our friends. Today, we must pause to understand the importance of the horrific fire which consumed Notre Dame de Paris on Monday, then resolve with all our hearts to help the French rebuild.

The Democratic-controlled House Ways and Means Committee does not have legal authority to demand President Trump's tax returns.

Traditional Democrats will be left speechless, leaderless and party-less — sandcastles washed to sea by uninformed socialists.

The Democrat-led U.S. House is in a panic, stunned and overreacting to Attorney General Barr’s summary of Mueller’s “no collusion” report, misstating law, making wild claims for White House documents, misusing congressional subpoena power, mischaracterizing oversight authorities. They are making a big mistake. Oversight overreach is reckless, but the U.S. House is going rogue.

Like a basketball player who mistakenly shoots into his own basket and scores points for the opposing team, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer of New York has inadvertently backed President Trump’s accurate contention that there are liberal judges appointed by Democrats and conservative judges appointed by Republicans who rule differently on cases.

The Mueller inquisition is down to a game of chicken over whether to subpoena the president’s personal testimony – a risky course both for the president and for Mueller’s team.

There is something surreal about the endless twists and turns surrounding Michael Cohen, one of President Trump’s former personal attorneys.

President Trump, who I voted for and support, is a strong and decisive leader – a man of action.

And possibly breaking the law while he does it.

Most Americans are sick and tired of the leaky, slow-motion drama that Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s so-called “Russia collusion” investigation has become.