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Vice President Mike Pence told Fox News exclusively on Tuesday that he has been "very encouraged" by the reaction on Capitol Hill to Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.

The Trump administration announced Tuesday it planned to end what it suggested was an illegal Obama-era rule allowing unions to collect dues from state subsidies intended for home health workers -- including family caregivers.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell took to twitter Monday to mock a group of protesters to confront the Republican lawmaker over the administration’s immigration policy, saying “they waited until Elaine wasn’t around.”

Let the confirmation process begin.

The Democratic Party is so unhinged over Trump’s decision to nominate Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court that its official Twitter account sent out a sinister image on Tuesday. Unfortunately for The Democrats, the photo was of the wrong judge.

President Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh met with Republican leaders on Capitol Hill Tuesday, as critical swing-vote senators promised to withhold judgment on his nomination until they could vet his his lengthy record.

A non-profit organization fighting against a maneuver to divide California into three different states requested Monday that the state’s highest court get involved as part of an effort to have the measure taken off the ballot.

President Trump has continuously lambasted other NATO countries for failing to reach the defense spending goal that the U.S. has met.

First time offenders who come into the U.S. illegally are generally charged with a misdemeanor – but a new bill aims to change that.

A Senate panel has voted to approve President Donald Trump's nominee to lead Veterans Affairs.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi claimed in a recent interview that sexism is behind some of the calls for her to relinquish power in the Democratic Party.

While Brett Kavanaugh’s stances on issues like abortion and gun rights could dominate his confirmation hearing, the Supreme Court nominee’s decade-old call to shield presidents from criminal investigation has grabbed his critics' attention right out of the gate.

The U.S. embassy in London has warned Americans to “keep a low profile” when President Trump visits England later this week.

Seen as a “sign of forgiveness,” the president of the United States has the authority to grant pardons to individuals.

A lawyer for former national security adviser Michael Flynn said Tuesday the retired Army lieutenant general is “eager” to wrap up and proceed to sentencing, amid mysterious delays in the conclusion to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's case against him.

Hundreds of Brett Kavanaugh’s decisions are now in the spotlight after President Trump formally selected him Monday night to fill retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy's seat.

President Trump claimed Tuesday that “FBI lovers” Peter Strzok and Lisa Page are getting “cold feet” ahead of planned Capitol Hill appearances this week, amid conflicting reports over whether they will show up.

A pardon is seen as a “sign of forgiveness,” not necessarily evidence that a person is innocent. Trump has so far pardoned five people.

Sen. Kamala Harris’ office bluntly rejected a courtesy call from the White House in the run-up to Monday’s Supreme Court nomination, according to a senior White House aide.

Former President Bill Clinton and ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton surprised onlookers at a Washington-area airport on Sunday by taking a commercial flight to New York.