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Meet the incorruptible, nonpartisan FBI director the nation needs

June 17, 2017  •  The Hill

A search for a new permanent FBI director is well underway. Given the political firestorm sparked by the timing of and manner in which James Comey was fired, President Trump must tread carefully in seeking a replacement.

To restore lost confidence in his administration, Trump must find an extraordinary nominee to succeed Comey; a person of the highest moral standing and impeccable legal credentials. Above all, the nominee should be staunchly nonpartisan, respected by both political parties but beholden to neither and fiercely committed to the pursuit of justice.

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London terror: Make no mistake, police scored a victory in latest attack

June 4, 2017  •  Fox News

Eight minutes.

That's how long it took London police to confront and kill three terrorists after responding to reports of a white van mowing down people on London Bridge and a stabbing spree in nearby Borough Market.

The toll is terrible: 7 dead and at least 48 wounded.

But make no mistake. Amid the carnage and mayhem of this latest Saturday night massacre, England's third terrorist attack in less than three months, the British police responded impressively. Their counter-assault was swift, and deadly. The knife-wielding perpetrators, wearing fake suicide vests, were quickly neutralized.

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Terror United

May 24, 2017  •  City Journal

This much is now known about the Manchester arena suicide bombing, the deadliest terrorist attack in Great Britain since 2005. The perpetrator of the attack that killed 22 people, including children as young as eight, and wounded 59 others, was Salman Abedi, a 22-year-old British citizen born in Manchester, a seemingly unremarkable university student of business and management whose parents had emigrated from Libya.

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Ariana Grande Manchester concert attack: Another sickening terror success

May 23, 2017  •  Fox News

Mission accomplished. There was absolute panic, screaming, running, chaos and fear. The explosion itself and word of a bomb sent thousands of the 20,000 people attending the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, rushing towards the exits and the ticket area where the suicide bomber detonated a shrapnel-filled weapon soon after Grande had finished her performance.

Parents waiting for their children just outside the arena were equally panicked as they raced inside or watched, waited, and prayed that their children would be among those running down the arena's stairs to safety.

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Trump's big trip - A chance to change the political subject

May 19, 2017  •  Fox News

Before his surprise election as nation's 45^th president, private citizen Donald J. Trump rarely left home. Travels abroad were usually brief and focused on clinching a property deal or ceremonial ribbon-cutting at a new hotel or golf course bearing his name.

Mr. Trump made no secret of the fact that he is a homebody who likes sleeping in his own bed -- be it at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue n New York, or at Mar-a-Lago, his Palm Beach "winter palace" which he visited 7 times in his first 100 days as president.

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