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Racism is an incendiary word. It should be used carefully and cautiously. But when racism does appear, it should be identified and indicted.

Republican Iowa Congressman Steve King responded after an organization backed by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg launched an advertising blitz against him Friday.

The House of Representatives Judiciary Committee voted last week to admit more high-tech foreign workers in some categories than the annual supply of them.

Billionaire Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's political advocacy firm FWD.us is publicly driving for a proposal to grant amnesty to illegal alien DREAMers who enlist in the U.S. military with a pair of new attack ads against Rep. Steve King .

Facebook billionaire Mark Zuckerberg is funding two new TV ads intended to covertly restart the stalled push for an dramatic immigration increase.

Three Iowa races for the U.S. Senate and House are attracting a flood of contributions, with candidates pulling in a total of $12 million in campaign cash.

The pro-immigration reform group backed by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is launching an ad campaign against Iowa Republican Rep. Steve King, accusing him of "attacks on American soldiers and the military" for his staunchly anti-reform stance.

The House Majority Leader reportedly flipped out at the president over immigration reform during a private call ahead of the Jewish holiday.

While many Republicans may disagree with Bush's assessment, Fox's reporting highlights the reasons why Republican presidential contenders in 2016 may end up adopting less hard-line rhetoric when it comes to immigration than the rhetoric displayed in 2012 and 2011.

Last year, Donald Trump vowed he would support "a lot" of Republican candidates and committees during the 2014 midterm election cycle -- and his donations during the first quarter of the year indeed reflect a desire to cast a wide net of support.

A 2011 report by the Congressional Research Service literally hundreds of government-wide and agency-specific set-aside and preference programs and grants throughout the entire executive branch that amount to some form of racial discrimination.

Former IRS manager Lois Lerner's alleged scheme to target tea party members may have been a plan to see fewer Republicans elected Rep. Steve King says any cap on 'political speech' is unconstitutional, but others rankle at the idea of employees electing their own bosses Sen. Mike Lee believes it's hard to make the case that there's still a need for ... (more)

WEBSTER?CITY -On a recent Saturday evening, over 300 friends and family rallied around Dave and Becky Kepler at The Bridge Community Center for a benefit to help defray medical costs as Dave battles Stage 4 inoperative lung cancer.

An intriguing new front was opened in the fight for immigration reform on April 1 on the border between Arizona and Mexico.

The Wisconsin Republican was but a blip on the radar here Friday, in his second visit to the Hawkeye State since 2012.

One House candidate's reason for running is personal. Steve King thinks DREAMers who want to join the military should be deported.

When you ask the New Hampshire residents attending the inaugural Freedom Summit why they're here, there is a 98 percent chance this is the first thing that will come out of their mouth, followed up with a reverent recitation of the people that drew more than 700 people to a hotel conference center in Manchester on a sunny Saturday morning.

Bachmann addresses career colleagues at Monticello swan song on sctimes.com: http://www.sctimes.com/story/news/politics/2014/04/11/bachmann-addresses-career-colleagues-monticello-swan-song/7624981/ U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann wipes her eye while watching people pay tribute to her during Friday's 6th Congressional District event at Monticello High ... (more)

U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann hugs a supporter during a Sixth Congressional District tribute event in her honor Friday at Monticello High School.

"This is an opportunity to get major national figures to New Hampshire to offer their thoughts on where we are headed as a nation," said Greg Moore, New Hampshire state director of Americans for Prosperity, which planned the event along with Citizens United, another conservative political advocacy group.