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An explosive White House tell-all hit the bookshelves Friday as President Trump ramped up his attacks on the author's credibility, saying overnight that Michael Wolff's account is “full of lies.”

An explosive White House tell-all hit the bookshelves Friday as President Trump ramped up his attacks on the author's credibility, saying overnight that Michael Wolff's account is “full of lies.”

Since Donald Trump became president, the Dow Jones industrial average has climbed to 25,000 and fewer Americans are unemployed.

Breitbart News “should look at and consider” severing ties with its executive chairman, Steve Bannon, over comments that Bannon reportedly made to "Fire and Fury" author Michael Wolff.

President Trump instructed his White House counsel, Don McGahn, to stop Attorney General Jeff Sessions from recusing himself from the Justice Department's investigation into potential ties between Russia and members of the Trump campaign, multiple outlets reported Thursday.

The Justice Department has launched a new investigation into allegations the Clinton Foundation used "pay to play" politics while Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State, Fox News has confirmed.

Two Republican lawmakers called on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign Thursday, saying "he has no control at all of the premier law enforcement agency in the world."

At least 18 classified emails sent from the account of top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin were found by the FBI on a laptop belonging to her estranged husband, Anthony Weiner.

A federal judge Thursday denied a request by Fusion GPS to void a House Intelligence Committee subpoena to provide bank records as part of the committee’s investigation into Russian activities during the 2016 election campaign.

Big labor groups have sent over $1 billion to left-leaning groups since the start of the decade without prior approval from the unions' members, according to eye-opening new research.

Former two-term Gov. Brendan Byrne, who mobsters said was too ethical to be bribed and who authorized the law permitting gambling in Atlantic City, has died at age 93.

EXCLUSIVE: House investigators will get access this week to “all remaining investigative documents” – in unredacted form – that they had sought as part of their Russia inquiry, under a deal between Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., according to a letter obtained by Fox News.

A forthcoming tell-all about the White House is being rushed to the bookshelves so it will go on sale Friday, despite President Trump's legal team demanding an immediate halt to its publication.

Leigh Corfman, one of the women who accused failed U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual misconduct, is suing Moore and his campaign for defamation due to the sharp personal attacks she encountered after coming forward with her allegations.

Two Republican House members are calling on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign, criticizing his Justice Department for not cooperating with Congress and for leaks related to its Russia investigation.

In a war of words between Democratic dynasties, Illinois gubernatorial candidate Chris Kennedy slammed Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel for what he says is a “strategic gentrification plan” aimed at forcing African-Americans and other minorities out of the U.S.’s third-largest city.

The United States announced Thursday it was suspending security assistance to Pakistan for failing to take "decisive action" against Taliban militants targeting U.S. personnel in neighboring Afghanistan.

By luck of the draw, incumbent Republican David Yancey won a Virginia state House of Delegates race so close that its outcome was determined Thursday when an elections official pulled his name out of a ceramic bowl.

As the probe into Russia’s influence in the 2016 presidential election continues, Paul Manafort, one of the few people who have been charged during the investigation, has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice and the special counsel.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders on Thursday blasted the Michael Wolff book that led to the president’s fallout with former adviser Steve Bannon, calling it “tabloid gossip” laced with “false and fraudulent claims.”