Rebecca Sinderbrand

This Mark Kirk debate gaffe is stunningly bad  The Washington Post

‘You are fascinated with sex’: That Megyn Kelly-Newt Gingrich showdown was one for the ages  The Washington Post

Black pastor, a Trump surrogate, apologizes for tweet showing Clinton in blackface  The Washington Post

At this point, Donald Trump and Mike Pence are basically debating each other  The Washington Post

‘The Simpsons’ fixed Hillary Clinton’s ‘3 a.m. phone call’ ad, maybe  The Washington Post

Trump’s burn of the Colorado Springs Fire Dept. came right after firefighters rescued him  The Washington Post

The Daily Trail: Trump postpones party unity for a quick circular firing squad  Washington Post

The Daily Trail: Bernie Sanders doubles down on 'unqualified' attack  Washington Post

Donald Trump’s campaign soundtrack: A Grammy Day playlist  Washington Post

Donald Trump late-night angry-tweets Megyn Kelly, and it is epic  Washington Post

Policywise, it’s easy to argue that Barack Obama is a feminist president. The first bill he signed was for equal pay. He launched a White House task...

The thousands of restive conservative protesters milling outside the west front of the Capitol last week definitely didn’t seem in the mood to listen -- but there was at least one voice they wanted to hear.

Members of Congress may have been grateful to leave the raucous town halls of August behind last week, when their summer recess ended. The break was a short one.

President Obama led a chorus of “Happy Birthday” for Sen. Ted Kennedy on Sunday night at the Kennedy Center, topping off a celebration of the senator’s 77th birthday that featured a crowd of celebrities and political heavyweights.

A candidate for the Republican National Committee chairmanship said Friday the CD he sent committee members for Christmas -- which included a song titled “Barack the Magic Negro” -- was clearly intended as a joke.

Rick Warren -- the man at the center of an inaugural firestorm -- has built his career on an uncontroversial reputation.

In politics, as in life, there are no sure bets. But Sen. Hillary Clinton came close.

The city of York is steeped in history. The central Pennsylvania town was a stop on the Underground Railroad, and it was even, briefly, the nation’s capital.