The bill from Missouri Republican Rep. Bob Onder is called the "Make Entertainment Great Again Act," but it focuses on one ...

A new GOP House bill flirts with the idea of stripping John F. Kennedy's name off his own Kennedy Center memorial in ...

The move comes after last week's vote to rename the Washington D.C. arts center’s opera house after First Lady Melania Trump ...

A new GOP bill would scrub former President John F. Kennedy’s name from D.C.’s famed arts center and slap President Donald Trump’s name on it instead. Missouri Rep. Bob Onder’s proposal comes after ...

FILE - President Donald Trump speaks as Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., left, and Dr. Mehmet Oz, right, listen during a swearing in ceremony for Oz to be Administrator of ...

Former state Sen. Bob Onder is the Republican nominee in Missouri’s 3rd Congressional District, defeating another former state lawmaker to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer.

Republican Bob Onder won election to a U.S. House seat representing Missouri on Tuesday. Onder captured his first term in the 3rd District, which covers central and east-central Missouri, by ...

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. — Former state Sen. Bob Onder announced Friday that he’s no longer running for lieutenant governor and will instead seek the GOP nomination in the 3rd Congressional ...

During his remarks in a House hearing this week, Representative Bob Onder blasted a witness over her past statements. Onder stated "this looks awfully political on your part." Home Depot responds ...

Onder, a former GOP state senator from Lake Saint Louis, faces Democrat Bethany Mann, of St. Peters, in the Nov. 5 election for 3rd Congressional District seat.

“Unlike Bob Onder, I’ve always supported President Trump,” Schaefer said in a statement to The Independent. In the 2016 presidential contest, Onder endorsed Texas Sen. Ted Cruz over Trump.

State Sen. Bob Onder, right, said Tuesday he's pulling out of the Republican primary race to challenge incumbent St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann, left.