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President Trump has said that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is safe in his job until after the November midterm elections, Bloomberg News reported Thursday.

A Democratic lawmaker issued a startling warning to government officials involved in “illegal” deportations that they “will not be safe” from future punishment when Donald Trump is no longer president.

President Trump announced Thursday that he was canceling a pay raise due to most civilian federal employees in January, citing budgetary reasons.

Republican Rep. Louie Gohmert doubled down after the FBI dismissed claims that a Chinese state-owned company hacked former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s private email server.

And other news nuggets of the day.

From the White House chief of staff to the FBI director, from leaving for a new job to learning of his firing from a television, here’s a running list of those who have left the Trump administration.

From former presidents to star professional athletes, those honoring the late Sen. John McCain this week transcend political parties and professions.

Barbara L’Italien, a Democrat running for Congress in Massachusetts, released a detailed platform to combat sexual misconduct in public office – which includes impeaching Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and opening an investigation into President Trump.

An obscure federal case being heard in Washington next month could determine whether Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s pending full report on Russian interference in the 2016 election gathers dust in a secret file – or sees the light of day.

The Justice Department filed court documents Thursday morning siding with a group of Asian-American students who allege Harvard discriminates against their race in its admissions process.

The State Department is pushing back against a news report saying the Trump administration has ramped up efforts to deny passports to Hispanics who have U.S. citizenship but are suspected of possibly having fraudulent birth certificates.

The Trump administration reportedly is denying passports to an increasing number of Hispanics who have U.S. citizenship and birth certificates showing they were born in the U.S., amid a controversial fraud crackdown.

A Minnesota state House candidate used a racial slur in a recent campaign video – and he’s not shying away from the decision to do so.

The confirmation hearing for Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump’s pick for the Supreme Court, is expected to begin in early September.

Most Republican governors support Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump’s pick for the Supreme Court.

If Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court wins approval from the U.S. Senate, he'll join a very exclusive club -- so exclusive, in fact, that he may feel almost anonymous.

It seems like just about everyone is unhappy with Google at one time or another, given its dominant role in helping the world sort through the endless flood of online information.

New York City Housing Authority officials suspended two employees tied to alleged on-the-clock sex parties at a Bronx housing project, sources tell The Post.

The campaigns of U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Democratic challenger U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke were said to be near a deal for debates ahead of their U.S. Senate showdown in November.  

John McCain's 106-year-old mother is expected to attend his memorial and burial services in Washington and Maryland later this week.