Mike Pence News

With Sarah Palin back in the front of our minds as she launches the Going Rogue book tour, I have spent the week examining the reactions of those paying the closest attention: her most ardent fans and her harshest critics.

House Communications Subcommittee Chairman Rick Boucher and Mike Pence Friday praised the Senate Judiciary Committee for approving a compromise version of the shield law bill.

Should we add to the deficit or pay doctors less? That's the question Congress is contemplating after coming up $200 billion short for Medicare providers' reimbursement this year.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin signs books at a stop in Grand Rapids, Mich., earlier this week.

The House did Thursday what the Senate couldn't do a month ago: pass a bill to cancel a 21 percent pay cut for doctors who treat Medicare patients that's set to take effect Jan.

The Republican National Committee offers its employees insurance coverage for elective abortions, the Politico reports .

The last time Congress returned home for an extended break in August, health care reform proponents lost ground that took weeks to regain a ' but not again, Democrats insist as they head into the Veterans Day recess.

Transcript: Reps. Van Hollen, Pence on 'FNS' Monday, November 09, 2009 The following is a rush transcript of the November 8, 2009, edition of "FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace." This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.

Red Mass Group blogger Garrett Quinn told me on Monday that he was 5 years old when the Berlin Wall came down.

Sarah Palin is embarking on a book tour. Tim Pawlenty is building a national political operation.

President Barack Obama signed the Hate Crimes Prevention Act into law Oct. 28. It expands the 1969 hate-crimes law to include crimes against people committed because of gender, sexual orientation or disability.

Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., addresses the crowd on Capitol Hill on Nov. 5, during a Republican healthcare news conference.

Republican lawmakers are holding town halls in the next two weeks to rally opposition to President Obama's sweeping health care legislation that narrowly passed the House last weekend.

According to a Gallup poll released Wednesday, 48 percent of voters said they would back a Republican, while 44 percent said they would support a Democrat, if the 2010 House elections were held today.

People all across the nation are saluting the troops on Veterana s Day. In Indiana, a Veterana s Day Memorial Service is under way outside the Indiana War Memorial Plaza in downtown Indianapolis.

The 2009 elections in Virginia, New Jersey and New York sent a strong message to elected officials.

Hours after House Democrats narrowly advanced legislation to reshape the country's health care system, Republicans and a key independent in the Senate on Sunday vowed to kill the measure unless it is radically altered.

On Monday's Countdown show, responding to Mississippi Republican Governor Haley Barbour's recent contention on NBC's Meet the Press that President Obama has personal popularity -- based partially on being the first black President -- that is separate from the unpopularity of Obama's policies, MSNBC host Keith Olbermann labeled Barbour's words as ...

Congressman Mike Pence is scheduled to be in Muncie Tuesday evening. Pence will participate in a panel discussion about health care reform.

Democrats just don't get the election message from voters and are pushing a liberal, big government agenda at their party's peril, Republican officials said Sunday as they predicted a political price after the majority's victory on health care.