From the executive offices of the J. Edgar Hoover building to its rank-and-file working in the field, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is entering yet another week scrambling to figure out a way to navigate itself out of a series of scandals and blunders that is increasingly jeopardizing the agency’s reputation in the minds of the public.
When Carina Driscoll announced she was running for mayor of Burlington – the local Vermont office her stepfather Bernie Sanders once held – she was determined to be her own candidate.
President Donald Trump went after “very insecure” Oprah Winfrey on Sunday, saying he hopes to see her run for president so “she can be exposed and defeated.”
A California Democrat who was featured in Time magazine’s Person of the Year issue for her role in the anti-sexual harassment “#MeToo” movement allegedly urged staffers to play the grade-school classic, “spin the bottle” after a fundraiser, Politico reported Sunday.
Republicans are set to use the unpopularity of House Minority Speaker Nancy Pelosi to launch scathing attacks on vulnerable Democrats in contested seats in the upcoming midterm elections.
The White House revealed on Sunday that President Trump would support a push to improve the nation's system of background checks for would-be gun buyers, days after the shooting massacre at the high school in Parkland, Florida.
A Republican running for a Maryland legislative seat raffled off an AR-15 assault weapon at a Saturday night fundraiser celebrating the Second Amendment — only days after the same type of weapon was used to kill 17 people at a Florida high school.
Sen. Bob Casey believes it would be a mistake for special counsel Robert Mueller to release his final report on Russian interference in the 2016 election near the fall midterm elections.
President Donald Trump has boasted repeatedly about his big and powerful “nuclear button” — but, a new report says, it almost got away from him last year in China.
Congress' ability to stop gun violence -- as America has demand -- is far more complex than act laws, amid such questions as would more restriction really work and what to voters come Election Day truly want.
Conservative talk radio star Rush Limbaugh on Sunday returned to the argument that allowing conceal weapons in classrooms -- not demonstration or blaming the NRA -- is the way to stop school shooting, speaking three days after 17 people were fatally shot in a Florida high school.
Retired astronaut and gun-laws activist Mark Kelly on Sunday again urged Congress to address the issue of gun violence, saying survivors of the recent Florida high school massacre calling for a national day or awareness should be a wake-up call on Capitol Hill
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is suggesting he has no regrets about recusing himself on anything related to Russia, telling the Fox Business Network that he believes he “did the right thing.”
President Trump on Sunday spun into a tweet storm over the investigations by the Justice Department and others into Russia election meddling -- writing that “they are laughing their asses off in Moscow.”
The son of liberal billionaire financier George Soros donated $650,000 to Democratic campaigns and committees last year, according to Federal Election Commission records.
A longtime Republican Party donor based in Florida vowed not to contribute any more money to candidates or electioneering groups until they pass legislation banning the sale of assault weapons to civilians.
President Donald Trump urged the FBI to “get back to the basics” Saturday night after an embarrassing series of mistakes in connection with the Parkland, Fla., massacre.
H.R. McMaster, the national security adviser to President Trump, reportedly said Saturday that the new FBI indictments show indisputably that Russian meddled in U.S. elections.