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Just days before Congress adjourned for its spring recess, Capitol Hill rumors circulated that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Francis Cissna was in the ... Read More

Joe Biden did Donald Trump a huge favor when he announced his presidential run with a campaign ad that featured the tragedy of Charlottesville as ... Read More

With a luxury of riches in the crowded presidential field, Democrats find themselves in a quandary: How far should they go in probing differences among ... Read More

Why Vladimir Putin is still laughing So who was the big winner in Wednesday's televised street fight at the Senate Judiciary Committee? Was it the ... Read More

By Lisa B. Nelson Public policy does not come about as result of a battle between good and evil. It may make for better copy ... Read More

If you happen to watch "Veep," the HBO show that satirizes politics, you're surely familiar with Jonah, the notorious foot-in-mouth presidential candidate. On last week's ... Read More

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Holocaust survivors, their families, their friends, and their allies all gathered in the state Capitol building here Wednesday. And they vowed to ... Read More

Just a few brief weeks into the 2019 Major League Baseball season, incontrovertible evidence has surfaced that computerized balls and strike calls cannot be far ... Read More

If you felt the ground shake and witnessed wild beasts living together in harmony, that was actually a supernatural event triggered when Republicans and Democrats ... Read More

So, thanks to the recent arrival of baby Carter, our niece Emma will be celebrating Mother's Day as a mother for the first time. (Ah, new ... Read More