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A Shiny New GOP?

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor plots out a new direction for the GOP, leaving the details for later.

The White House has some fun with its opponents, knowing that opinions about Obama’s cultural identity aren’t going to change.

If they’re going to do so, they’ll have to fight against their own inclinations.

The 2012 election’s progressive victories didn’t stem the tide of conservatives flooding state legislatures.

North Dakota joins the list of states reversing decades of gains in gender equality.

Why is The National Review obsessed with a relic of the Obama campaign?

America’s electoral map has changed to the Democrats’ advantage—and it’s going to change a whole lot more.

The Texas Tea Partier accuses the two veterans of being anti-military.

While in most places, curbing gun violence means getting guns off the street, in Texas and other states, it means more guns.

Edwin Meese, former Attorney General under Reagan, adds to a growing conservative chorus warning Obama against exercising executive power on guns.