Syndicated political columnist Bernard Schoenburg has an excellent expansion this week on the story we broke last month about a money transfer scheme involving the State GOP.

There’s a situation brewing in central Illinois where Republicans risk lending legitimacy to the Democrats’ attack that Republicans are engaged in a "war on women."

As the old saying goes, those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

The Illinois Republican State Convention next month offers regular Republicans an opportunity to succeed where their GOP lawmakers in Springfield have failed for the past seven years.

The problem in the United States is NOT the Democratic Party, it’s the Republican Party.

One day after the Illinois House voted to kill a generous retirement perk for most state retirees, the Senate did the same by a 31-20 margin.

Mitt Romney’s prep school classmates recall pranks, but also troubling incidents.

Questions surround Schock's donations to super PAC an end-around campaign contribution limits?

This is more offensive than Cantor throwing his weight behind Adam Kinzinger’s re-election bid against Don Manzullo.

In a fascinating series of events that just now are coming to light, it appears that every single penny the IL GOP got in the first quarter from other...