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We forget at our peril one of the base laws of politics and life: events change things.

This tax bill is a true test for my colleagues. I’m not getting everything I want — far from it.

Trump isn’t going anywhere for a while. Deal with it.

It’s been more than three decades since Congress has worked with the White House to modernize the nation’s outdated tax system. But that is all about to change.

There are times in history when the confluence of events conspire to install a position that was once regarded as a fantasy.

Convicted felons in Virginia may determine whether newly elected governor Democrat Ralph Northam can successfully carry out his progressive agenda of a higher minimum wage, gun control and Medicaid expansion.

While I groused about having to brush my teeth over a trough, these men were bursting with joy to have a week of Bible training—for many, the only formal theological training they would ever receive.

On November 13th, I departed Montana for a two-week adventure to make the 3,460-mile journey from the Kootenai National Forest to our nation’s capital.

I am glad at what has happened with the recent, much-discussed and continuing sexual-harassment revelations and responses.

The administrative state and danger it poses to self-rule were evident 180 years ago.

At 83 years old, I am one of the few remaining Holocaust survivors – thanks to the American troops who rescued me in what seems like a lifetime ago.

I think Quentin Tarantino is a fine filmmaker. From “Reservoir Dogs” to “Jackie Brown” to “Inglourious Basterds,” he delivers. ”Pulp Fiction” may just be the greatest movie of its era.

The American people are anxious for our elected officials in Washington to end their rancor and dysfunction and start accomplishing things.

There is a bipartisan rule in the Deep South: You never question the authenticity a Southern woman’s homemade pecan pie. Ever.

The enactment of bipartisan, common-sense laws to reduce the number of needless deaths caused by gun violence in our country is no longer a far-fetched idea.

We are becoming desensitized to mass murder.

Where do we begin? With journalists covering the sex scandals rocking politics? Or with the sex scandals rocking journalism? Journalists came out looking bad in both.

The attack Friday on a Sufi mosque in northern Sinai, in which at least 235 people were killed and more than 100 were wounded, was the worst terrorist attack on civilians in modern Egyptian history.

Palestinian terrorist leaders often use teenagers to commit acts of terror because they know the Israeli legal system treats children more leniently than adults.

Sports journalist Mike Stefansson is about to get married -- so he decided to ask Washington State University head football coach Mike Leach for some pre-wedding advice.