BREAKING: Hillary Says She Didn't Save Personal Emails

The U.S. Department of Justice issued two reports last week, both growing out of the Ferguson, Missouri shooting of Michael Brown. The first report, about "the shooting death of Michael Brown by Ferguson, Missouri police officer Darren Wilson" ought to be read by every American.

Conservatives spend a lot of time talking principles, but not as much time as they should telling people what they want to do for the average American.

On Wednesday the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in King v. Burwell, the case challenging the IRS's decision to pay subsidies to lower-income health insurance buyers in states with federal insurance exchanges -- even though the Obamacare legislation authorizes subsidies only in states with exchanges "established by the state."

I don't know which is more maddening, President Obama's repeatedly claiming he finds out about important matters only after reading the newspapers, his expectation that we'll swallow that, the even scarier prospect that it could be true, or that the media continue to give him a pass on it.

Would it really surprise anyone if the White House cultivated secret email accounts? The only thing transparent about the administration is that this is exactly what they would do.

I liked the movie "Selma," though it could have done without the rap song during credits that referenced "hands up, don't shoot," a slogan that emerged from the shooting of Michael Brown by a Ferguson, Missouri, police officer whose actions the Justice Department recently determined did not "constitute prosecutable violations" of federal civil rights law.

Twelve years ago, almost to the day, CBS News sent Dan Rather to Baghdad to broadcast an interview with Iraq's tyrant, Saddam Hussein.

America, we have a problem.

Orinda, California, Mayor Steve Glazer says that he is running for a state Senate seat vacated by now-Rep. Mark DeSaulnier "as a pragmatic problem-solver rather than a partisan." In my line of work, I hear that sort of stock phrase all the time; I take it with a grain of salt.

Leonard Nimoy has died at 83.

PARIS -- One of the most alarming things about Islamic State terrorists is how effective they've become at creating propaganda -- slickly produced videos depicting violent acts against their captives, paired with various denunciations of Western foreign policy and related demands.

One vast, towering reason for Barack Obama's victory over John McCain in 2008 was the widespread expectation that an articulate and half-black chief executive would help the country overcome at long last its racial anxieties.

Last week, as the winter wound down, politics and civic discourse in the nations heartland changed exponentially, in ways totally unrelated to the continuing events in Ferguson, Missouri. At approximately 9:48 AM, Central Standard Time, Tom Schweich, the Missouri State Auditor, and recently declared GOP gubernatorial candidate, committed suicide by a single pistol shot to the head.

A world leader giving an address to Congress shouldnt be controversial. Especially when that leader is the prime minister of a major U.S. ally -- indeed, a bulwark of freedom in a deeply troubled region of the world.

To the knee-jerk narrative that the Fed would hike rates as America became official after posting 295,000 jobs in February, I say hold your horses.

When I made the decision to get intentional with my money, I just used cash. Its hard to spend it when you dont have any on you.

The job market has improved, but only momentarily, and it wont force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in June.

Prominent non-Muslim political figures have embarrassed themselves by denying the self-evident connection of Islam to the Islamic State (ISIS) and to Islamist violence in Paris and Copenhagen, even claiming these are contrary to Islam. What do they hope to achieve through these falsehoods and what is their significance?

During this years State of the Union, President Obama said "No challenge--no challenge--poses a greater threat to future generations than climate change."

To hear Barack Obama and Eric Holder tell it law enforcement in the United States is overrun with white-sheet-wearing, dyed-in-the-wool racist, sexist, and homophobic cops bent on violating the Constitutional rights of every person of color they encounter.

Before this madness ends we could easily see negative yields all the way out to 10 years or beyond. Somehow this madness is supposed to inspire confidence. I suggest it won't.

Wouldnt it be nice if this recovery actually included little things like wage increases, quality jobs, and economic growth?

The Mexican cartels have graduated. They control everything from the manufacture, transport and sale of drugs, to theft and resale of crude oil and gold. They essentially have a choke hold on their nation, and they are deeply rooted in ours as well.

Can you think of many success stories involving government? On the other hand, we have a never-ending and ever-growing list of government failures, boondoggles, and screw-ups.

On February 27th, at the Fed headquarters at the corner of 20th and Constitution, the Chair of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Dr. Janet Yellen, and Governor Lail Brainard, met with a delegation of 21 center right figures.

First, Hillary Clinton must deal with that debilitating email scandal on the road to becoming president of the United States.

Ive often said that we should ban the rainbow flag from campus because its offensive to conservative Christians, orthodox Jews, and immoderate Muslims (read: Muslims).