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I know that I’m blessed, but every year provides a new lesson in just how much.

When House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said Sunday that Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., has done a great deal to protect women, many people thought they still hadn’t recovered from their Thanksgiving coma.

Some children have never known the joy of receiving a Christmas present.

Vice President Mike Pence may be in a position to be not only the most important person in the Trump administration but very possibly the most important man in America right now.

It is no secret that federal health programs are growing at an unwieldy and ultimately cataclysmic rate.

The arm chair theologians at Newsweek have determined Jesus is not a fan of the Christmas version of President Trump’s “Make America Great Again” ball cap.

For the last several years, Democrats have been complaining about the constitution.

Prince Harry’s engagement to Meghan Markle will be a boost to the U.S.-UK special relationship.

I love Christmas. So much so, my family has placed strict limits on how soon I can start listening to Christmas music.

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It’s been more than three decades since Congress has worked with the White House to modernize the nation’s outdated tax system.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.