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WASHINGTON — The House takes up its annual National Defense Authorization Act this week, and the most consequential amendments may or may not be the ones that generate the most rhetorical heat.

Most Americans — and most Christians — don't want religious doctrine dominating our laws. So how did we get here?

If it seems as if Michigan Republicans are just going through the motions of a gubernatorial primary campaign, listlessly ticking off the days until Aug. 2 when they can officially anoint a sacrificial lamb to face Gretchen Whitmer in the fall, that's because that's what's happening.

The most consequential amendments on the defense policy bill may or may not be the ones that draw the most rhetorical heat.

Illinois Democrats on Monday criticized plans by the Kendall County Republican Party to raffle off a Smith & Wesson semi-automatic rifle similar to the one authorities say was used to kill seven people and wound dozens of others at the Highland Park Fourth of July parade.

Abortion could be the issue to split Republicans — but Biden is dividing Democrats instead

“I spent my whole adult life in that building,” Ryan said of the Capitol. "It really disturbed me, foundationally"

DALLAS — Texas Democrats will gather this week in Dallas to figure out the best way to push a boulder up a hill.

Republican Eric Greitens, a candidate for Missouri’s open U.S. Senate seat, shocked viewers with a new online political ad in June 2022 that encouraged his supporters to go “RINO hunting.”

House Republicans oppose Democrats' push for more funding support for the U.N., despite China's growing influence within the organization.

What with Russia’s onslaught on Ukraine, the Supreme Court’s onslaught on liberality, the GOP’s onslaught on truth and democracy and the never-ending onslaught of senseless gun violence, last month gave new meaning to the term June gloom. For many of us, sport remains a great escape from all that. A…