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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged Tuesday during a long-awaited hearing on Capitol Hill that some of his employees have been interviewed by special counsel Robert Mueller in his Russia collusion probe -- but the social-media boss said he had not been interviewed himself.

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A review of threats made against embattled Environmental Protection Secretary Scott Pruitt challenges claims his office made to justify spending millions of dollars on extra security and first-class travel, according to documents released Tuesday.

Congress on Tuesday grilled Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg for failing to safeguard the personal information of roughly 87 million users on the social-networking behemoth, suggesting that “sorry” is no longer enough and demanding answers about how he intends to prevent future problems.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein are back in President Trump’s in the wake of the FBI’s raid on his personal lawyer's office on Monday.

The Justice Department’s raid on the home of top Trump lawyer Michael Cohen on Monday is, according to one expert, likely a telltale sign that Special Counsel Robert Mueller may have found significant evidence regarding a payout to adult film star Stormy Daniels.

The nine-page guide, sent to 5,100 Democratic candidates nationwide, contends impeachment is good politics and says “making this case can boost turnout among the Democratic base.”

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.

Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert, who had been part of the Trump administration since the president took office, resigned Tuesday, the White House confirmed to Fox News.

As part of his plan to curtail immigrants from illegally coming into the U.S. through the country’s southern border, President Trump has requested National Guard troops to be deployed to the area.

President Trump is scrapping plans to travel this week to a summit in South America because of the situation in Syria, the White House said Tuesday.

President Trump took to Twitter Tuesday to express his anger at the FBI’s raid of the office of his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, slamming the move as proof of a “witch hunt” and declaring that “attorney-client privilege is dead.”

For the next two days, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is likely to be treated as the nation’s scorn as he faces a grueling Capitol Hill interrogation over why the social media giant allowed a data-mining company to get the personal information from at least 87 million users.

A number of President Trump’s top appointees have been battling allegations of misconduct, from petty to profound, creating a growing distraction for his administration.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak ditched his Facebook account and excoriated Mark Zuckerberg on Monday, saying the CEO buys surrounding properties to ensure his own privacy whle forsaking his users.

Some National Guard members have started arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border with more expected as federal government officials continue to discuss what they'll do about illegal immigration.

Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch claims she and former President Bill Clinton spoke of only “innocuous things” during their controversial meeting on a tarmac in Arizona just days before the FBI decided it would not recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her handling of classified information on her private email server in 2016.

The Republican governors of three states along the U.S.-Mexico border pledged a total of 1,600 National Guard troops to the frontier Monday -- close to half the maximum number President Trump requested to help crack down on illegal immigration and smuggling.

President Trump reacted angrily Monday to news that federal agents had raided the office and home of his personal attorney, Michael Cohen -- calling the action a "disgraceful situation" and describing special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation as "an attack on our country."

The state of California is appealing a court ruling that upheld President Donald Trump’s authority to waive environmental reviews for his proposed border wall with Mexico.