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Advisers to President Trump joined “Angel Families” to rally outside the Capitol Friday to draw attention to crime committed by illegal immigrants, amid the uproar over the recent murder of Iowa college student Mollie Tibbetts.

From former law clerks to U.S. solicitors general, a bevy of venerable legal minds are prepared to testify in support of Brett Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court justice nominee, as he goes before Senate.

Rahm Emanuel’s abrupt announcement that he won’t be seeking re-election as Chicago’s mayor turned an already crowded and chaotic race to lead City Hall on its head earlier this week.

One of the country’s tightest Senate races has been injected with intrigue as the Democratic incumbent, Florida Sen. Bill Nelson, faces an ethics complaint stemming from his mysterious warning that Russia had breached the state’s election infrastructure.

Critics say the piece is a breach of journalism ethics and Trump supporters say it justifies the president’s ongoing paranoia about the treachery of what he likes to call "The Swamp.”

In the aftermath of the crippling New York Times op-ed penned by an anonymous senior White House official, a bevy of top administration officials have rushed to deny any involvement.

President Trump, in an exclusive "Fox & Friends" interview with Pete Hegseth, blasted the anonymous author who slammed his leadership in a New York Times op-ed, calling it “treason” and speculating a “deep state person” could be behind it.

The United States will remain in Syria indefinitely as President Donald Trump has reportedly agreed to new objectives that will keep American troops on the ground to ensure Iranian forces are driven out of the country, as well as the “enduring defeat” of the Islamic State.

President Trump spoke with Pete Hegseth before his rally in Billings, Mont., on Thursday for an interview that will air on "Fox & Friends" Friday morning starting at 6 a.m. ET.

President Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani said in an interview Thursday that his team is nearing a deal for the president to provide written responses to questions from special counsel Robert Mueller on the alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

It is, without question, a colossal act of political disloyalty, a self-aggrandizing boast of the highest order, and a melding of the resistance with the media.

Federal prosecutors have impaneled a grand jury to investigate former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe following the Department of Justice inspector general’s report allleging that McCabe approved a media disclosure to advance his personal interests.

Federal prosecutors have impaneled a grand jury to investigate former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe following the Department of Justice inspector general’s report allleging that McCabe approved a media disclosure to advance his personal interests.

Omarosa Manigult Newman, the former White House official, will reportedly release another tape recording on Monday that includes multiple individuals "high up in the administration," PageSix reported on Thursday. 

Two of California's best-known Democrats are slipping in the polls as the calendar advances closer to Election Day. In fact, both Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom and U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein have only single-digit leads over their opponents, the results show.

Mayor Ted Wheeler of Portland, Ore., has vowed to work toward making his city the "cleanest and most livable" in the U.S.

In a recent ad, Kansas Democrat Sharice Davids, a candidate for a U.S. House seat, looks into the camera and declares: “I don't support abolishing ICE.” Trouble is, just a few weeks ago her answer was the complete opposite.

President Trump addressed a crowd at a rally in Billings, Montana Thursday night in support of GOP congressional candidate Matt Rosendale in his quest to unseat Democratic Sen. John Tester.

The third day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh brought more arrests and charges after 69 people were removed from the Capitol.

After beginning with a bizarre series of document releases that prompted one top Democrat to compare himself to Thracian gladiator Spartacus, the third day of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings switched its focus to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation -- and a string of emails from earlier in the nominee's career, more than a decade ago.