The president not only watches far more television than his predecessors, he feels compelled to weigh in on what he sees.

Salacious stories get attention but don’t connect government to voters.

"What was the point of all that?" Perry asks of U.S. action as Mosul and Tikrit fall to extremists.

House stumbles on rescissions package An unexpected furor over the Epstein investigation and Democratic delay tactics could gum up passage of the spending-clawback bill as a Friday deadline looms.

The surge in domestic oil production made it easier for lawmakers to sell oil from the nation’s strategic reserve.

Republicans have an opportunity to plunge Democrats further into the minority.

The Sharpest Tool in the Redistricting Shed Democrats vowed to pushback on GOP gerrymandering but they don’t have many options.

The administration said Thursday that one American hostage and two American al-Qaida operatives were killed during U.S.

Why Gun Control Can't Eliminate Gun Violence Advocates push measures that might reduce everyday crime, but absent a ban on ownership, no recent tragedy would have been averted by regulation.

Republican voters primarily care if their candidates agree with President Trump. Even as the president diverges from a typical conservative agenda, the demand for loyalty is becoming even more ...

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