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The US government should have anticipated Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 elections -- but the FBI is nevertheless working to make sure Russia "pays" for its actions, bureau officials said Wednesday.

Senate intelligence committee chairman Richard Burr said Wednesday that the panel "has more work to do" to determine whether there was collusion between Russian officials and Donald Trump's team during last year's presidential election.

A test that tracks our eye movements is gaining popularity as a polygraph alternative.

Fugitive: Peter Chadwick -- A Southern California millionaire allegedly murders his wife, and then calls the authorities with a far-fetched claim that a house-painter did it.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson addresses rumors about quitting his post and reaffirms his commitment to Donald Trump.

Immigrants who come to America to start businesses and create jobs face plenty of hurdles. The Trump administration is making things harder.

President Donald Trump hands out supplies at an aid station in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.

Cities across the U.S. are pulling out the stops to become the home of Amazon's second headquarters.

It's not organized military opposition to President Donald Trump. But day by day, generals and admirals are publicly stepping up and directly giving the American public their views in ways that don't always match the Twitter rhetoric of their commander in chief.

The biggest question in money today: Is it too late to buy stocks?

Senate intelligence committee leaders on Wednesday plan to detail the conclusions they've already drawn in their months-long investigation into Russia's meddling into the 2016 US election -- and what they plan to do about it.

The Justice Department has released a trove of decades-old internal legal memos concluding the President should be legally barred from appointing a relative to a position in the White House, shedding new light on just how sharp a departure the department's more recent interpretation of federal law under the Trump administration compares to past practice.

Rep. Tim Murphy, a Pennsylvania Republican with a staunchly anti-abortion voting record, urged a woman he was having an affair with to get an abortion, according to messages obtained by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.