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President Donald Trump was betting on a big crowd and a friendly reception at a Saturday evening rally in Michigan — one of the states in the Upper Midwest that Hillary Clinton counted on in 2016 but saw slip away.

President Trump on Saturday called for Montana Sen. Jon Tester’s resignation, after a White House’s report disputing his allegations against the president's pick for the next secretary of Veterans Affairs, Ronny Jackson.

A speaker affiliated with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, attending a rally this week in Washington, purportedly called a Jewish city councilwoman a “fake Jew.”

President Trump says he spoke Saturday with South Korean Leader Moon Jae-in following his historic summit with North Korean Leader Kim Jung Un and that logistics for Trump’s planned meeting with Kim are “going very well” and “being set.”

Brigitte Macron had nice words to say about first lady Melania Trump who she called “really fun” but said she “cannot do anything.”

The White House is pushing back against allegations that helped sink the nomination of presidential physician Ronny Jackson to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs.

California's "jungle" primary system has Democrats worried that Republicans could win some of the Golden State's congressional seats in midterm elections, a top House Democrat said Friday.

Texas' voter ID law that was twice blocked over findings of discrimination can stay in effect for the 2018 elections, a U.S. appeals court ruled Friday.

A judge in California agreed Friday to a 90-day delay in the trial between adult-film star Stormy Daniels, President Trump and his personal attorney Michael Cohen, according to court documents.

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Democrats are expressing outrage over House Speaker Paul Ryan’s decision to oust the Rev. Patrick Conroy as the chaplain of the House of Representatives.

President Trump on Friday hailed progress toward peace on the Korean Peninsula, but also warned that the U.S. and its allies will keep up “maximum pressure” in dealing with the North Korean regime until it is denuclearized.

According to the U.S. House, laws pertaining to members “elected to fill vacancies varies according to when the vacancy occurs and applicable state law.”

On average, nearly two dozen House members retire each cycle without seeking another office.

As Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian influence in the 2016 election continues, two former members of his team are under scrutiny for text messages they exchanged about President Trump and the probe.

Pennsylvania GOP Rep. Patrick Meehan said Friday he plans to resign from Congress amid revelations of a taxpayer-funded settlement to a former aide who claimed he sexually harassed her.

Democratic Party members in Lubbock, Texas, have been getting blasted on Facebook for cropping First Lady Melania Trump out of a now-viral picture from Barbara Bush’s funeral.

House Intelligence Committee Republicans, in their newly released report concluding their Russia investigation, seemed to back up reports that FBI agents did not think ex-White House national security adviser Michael Flynn lied to them – despite his eventual guilty plea for making false statements.

Wrapping up its investigation into potential collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign, the House Intelligence Committee released its final report -- and seemingly vindicated President Trump.

A federal judge in Washington has thrown out a civil lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman that sought to challenge the authority of the special counsel in the Russia investigation.