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Airstrikes targeting ISIS in west Mosul reportedly killed large numbers of civilians in recent days.

Sen. Bernie Sanders called on his chamber's Republican majority on Sunday to keep existing rules allowing for the filibuster on Supreme Court nominations.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday will fly into Nashville to rally thousands of supporters for the second time in his two-month-old presidency.

Gov. John Kasich tells Dana Bash in an interview on State of the Union how he believes President Trump will learn from this legislative setback

Sen. Bernie Sanders previews his new health care legislation with Dana Bash in an exclusive interview on State of the Union.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich said Sunday that despite keeping up a high profile since his failed 2016 presidential bid, he has no intention of running for office again.

Can the racial divide be bridged with a meal? That's the very simple idea behind an initiative started by Sens. Tim Scott of South Carolina and James Lankford of Oklahoma: "Solution Sundays."

President Donald Trump likes winning. But on Friday he failed.

Governor John Kasich (R-Ohio) addresses the Cincinnati nightclub shooting that left 1 dead and 14 injured.

Governor John Kasich (R-OH) tells Dana Bash that he can't see himself running for political office again.

Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) discusses whether Democrats and Republicans can work together to create a new health care bill.

Trump supporters and anti-Trump protesters clashed at two pro-Trump rallies in California and Oregon.

President Donald Trump tweeted to tune in to Fox News' Jeanine Pirro's show, during which she called on Speaker Paul Ryan to step down after the failure of the American Health Care Act.

Actor Harrison Ford described himself as a "schmuck" after he mistakenly landed his small plane on a taxiway at a Southern California airport last month.

At least three well-dressed masked burglars, carrying sledgehammers, smashed their way into a high-end jewelry store early Saturday at one of Las Vegas' most luxurious hotels.

More than 30 minutes into a meeting White House and House leadership officials wanted -- needed -- to be a breakthrough, it was time for everyone to put their cards on the table.

While the rest of his senior staff scrambled all day Thursday and Friday morning to squeeze votes for President Trump's flailing health care package, one person remained notably absent: Jared Kushner.

In the hours Friday after a vote was called off on health care legislation aimed at replacing Obamacare, one thing remained unchanged:

A President who admires strongmen tried to strong-arm the Republicans who control the United States House of Representatives. Pass the repeal of Obamacare and replace it with Trumpcare, Donald Trump told the 247 Republicans, or else you'll be ousted in a primary.