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A Connecticut Democrat is being asked to resign after reports surfaced that she hid allegations of harassment by her former chief staff, who allegedly physically harmed and threatened to “kill” another staffer, while letting him continue in her office for months.

A Connecticut Democrat is being asked to resign after reports surfaced that she hid allegations of harassment by her former chief staff, who allegedly physically harmed and threatened to “kill” another staffer, while letting him continue in her office for months.

The State Department is expected to formally publish a set of proposals Friday in the Federal Register that would require some tourists and immigrants coming to the United States to relinquish their social media histories, the Washington Times reported.

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A top Customs and Border Protection official pushed back Friday on reports that frontline border agents do not support President Trump’s border wall, telling reporters that “walls work” and that “agents know it.”

The only man in the world who is friends with both the dictator running North Korea and the president of the United States hopes the two will hit it off when they meet in May.

The inspector general report that led to the firing of former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe faults him for lying four separate times, a Republican congressman said.

Call it a tale of two targets. Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser and retired three-star Army general, is on the brink of financial ruin, selling his Virginia home in order to pay his mounting legal bills.

Citing a disturbing trend of new soldiers lacking both proper discipline and physical fitness, senior U.S. Army leaders are calling for a tougher and longer basic training program as the military looks to better prepare grunts for combat over the next decade.

Hillary Clinton has been known to make huge sums in speaking fees, but Thursday’s reported payment may sound like she was short-changed.

This is how the firing of the VA secretary could have been framed: David Shulkin had gotten himself in a heap of trouble.

A federal judge in Brooklyn, N.Y., who has called the Trump administration's immigration policy "heartless," ruled Thursday that a lawsuit seeking to preserve the federal DACA program can continue -- citing candidate Donald Trump's "racial slurs" and "epithets."

Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign may have harvested the Facebook data of millions of people using an app that asked them to pair their Facebook friends list with their smartphone's contacts list -- in a bid to reach those people and persuade them to vote for Clinton.

Kentucky lawmakers passed a pension reform bill Thursday, sending it to Gov. Matt Bevin’s desk -- but also prompting backlash about the speed of its passage, reports said.

Judge Stephen Reinhardt of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has died Thursday in Southern California, a court spokesperson confirmed.

A U.S. House Democrat -- who has been prominent in the #MeToo movement against sexual harassment -- apologized Thursday, saying she failed to protect female members of her staff who claimed to have been harassed by the lawmaker’s former chief of staff.

Almost a year and a half since losing her bid for president, former democratic nominee Hillary Clinton is still talking elections woes, calling it a “traumatic” experience.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions revealed Thursday the federal prosecutor evaluating certain issues involving the FBI, the Clinton Foundation and Uranium One, but said he would not appoint a second special counsel at this point.

All of the 60 Russians expelled by the United States this week were undeclared “spies” pretending to be diplomats, a senior administration official told reporters on Thursday, saying the Russians were unwelcome -- “persona non grata.”

Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin told Fox News' "Special Report" Thursday night that President Trump "wasn't happy with the pace" of reforms that the beleaguered department.