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A last-ditch attempt by Democratic senator Bob Menendez (N.J.) to avoid a federal corruption trial slated to start next month was rejected by a federal judge on Wednesday.

The Social Security Administration gave $1.3 million in benefits to criminals, including individuals who had already defrauded the government, according to a new audit.

President Donald Trump ripped into Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., in a tense private phone call Wednesday morning, a source familiar with the call told Fox News.

The governor of Guam said there was no “heightened threat” on Thursday after North Korea issued a statement that it would develop a plan by mid-August to launch four missiles at the U.S. Pacific territory.

Dr. Sebastian Gorka, the deputy assistant to the president, told Fox News' "Hannity" Wednesday that the White House "will no longer put up with appeasement" of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.

The Texas House passed this week a GOP-backed bill which requires women to pay for a separate health insurance supplement for non-emergent abortions.

Two Cuban diplomats were kicked out of their embassy in Washington by the State Department after a number of mysterious incidents forced U.S. officials in Cuba to return home.

The Department of Veterans Affairs said Wednesday it has been forced to rehire the former director of the VA Medical Center in Washington D.C. who was fired in July after an internal investigation.

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Secretary of Defense James “Mad Dog” Mattis echoed his boss’s fiery warning to the dictator of North Korea with harsh rhetoric of his own. And this time, the words came from a battle-tested, four-star U.S. Marine Corps general.

On a day filled with declarations about the threat North Korea poses to the United States, and comments from multiple cabinet secretaries, President Trump shifted his focus back to health care and Capitol Hill, slamming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Twitter.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis warned Kim Jong-un that North Korea would be destroyed in conflict with the U.S.

North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper says the Republican-controlled legislature is trampling on his authority in his latest legal filing.

The State Department on Wednesday insisted President Trump and his Cabinet secretaries are in agreement on how to deal with North Korea a day after the president warned it could face “fire” and “fury” from the United States.

The Department of State holds a press briefing following President Trump's threats to unleash "fire and fury" on North Korea.

A White House commission tasked with finding ways to combat and treat the country’s growing opioid addiction strongly recommended earlier this month that President Donald Trump declare a national emergency.

Secretary of Defense James “Mad Dog” Mattis echoed his boss’s fiery warning to the dictator of North Korea with harsh rhetoric of his own. And this time, the words came from a battle-tested, four-star U.S. Marine Corps general.

FBI agents raided the Virginia home of Paul Manafort, President Trump’s former campaign chairman in late July, taking documents and other materials related to the investigation into Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election, his attorney confirmed.

The attorney general for Washington, D.C. has repaid $3,500 to donors after accepting illegal campaign contributions.

A British company hired to help train Afghan intelligence officers billed the U.S. government for more than $50 million in questionable expenses that included luxury cars and exorbitant salaries paid to the "significant others" of the company's top executives, according to a Pentagon audit.