Bush says he doesn't criticize other presidents to avoid risking friendship with Michelle Obama

Former President George W. Bush says he’s avoided the temptation to criticize his predecessors so he doesn’t rock the boat with his friendship with Michelle Obama.”I feel like you’ve made it a point not to criticiz…
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White House formally backs bill to grant DC statehood

The White House on Tuesday formally declared its support for a House bill that would grant statehood to Washington, D.C., saying it would provide the residents of the District with “long overdue full representation in Con…
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George W. Bush: Today's GOP is 'isolationist, protectionist, and to a certain extent, nativist'

Former President George W. Bush said on Tuesday that today’s Republican Party is far from what it used to be. “I would describe it as isolationist, protectionist and to a certain extent nativist,…
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Trump: Georgia Republicans 'afraid to be called racist' before passing voter law

Former President Trump on Monday suggested that a widely-criticized elections law recently passed in Georgia is not restrictive enough and said Republicans in the state weakened the bill out of fear of being accused of be…
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Trump looking 'beyond seriously' at 2024 run

Former President Trump in an interview broadcast late Monday teased a run for the White House in 2024 but declined to give a definitive answer on if he has made the decision to pursue the Oval Office for a second time….
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Why Americans are abandoning the church

Unless there is more pastoral care and community building, the steps out of the church doors will continue to move the country in a profoundly different direction.
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Senate GOP faces post-Trump spending brawl

Republicans are bracing for a fierce fight over spending as the party tries to figure out its post-Trump identity.GOP senators this week will wade into two major sources of division in the confer…
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GOP eyes new strategy to derail Biden infrastructure plan

Republicans say President Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure package will have a tough time getting through the Senate intact because of several key provisions that will open the legislation up to parliamentary ch…
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Republicans race for distance from 'America First Caucus'

Republicans from various factions in the GOP are racing to distance themselves – and the party at large – from a band of hardline House conservatives whose flirtation with forming a caucus espousing white nationalis…
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