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What a difference 200 days makes.

Paul Spencer is the kind of candidate that Democrats need if they hope to retake the House in 2018.

Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy is considering using his executive authority to shift funding from wealthy school districts to poorer ones in a move critics say will create class warfare.

Questions about Russia's involvement in the U.S. election has plagued the Trump administration.

What British glamour model Chloe Ayling thought was a legitimate career-building opportunity ended up being her worst nightmare. The 20-year-old brunette thought she was going to a photo shoot but instead was brutally attacked on July 11 by two men from Black Death, a sinister sex slave group that buys and sells women on the Internet.

Is this a smart move for the party?

Loretta Lynch used the alias “Elizabeth Carlisle” for official emails as attorney general, including those related to her infamous tarmac meeting last summer with former President Clinton.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel sued the Trump administration on Monday, claiming it is trying to blackmail Chicago and other sanctuary cities by threatening to withhold millions of dollars in crime fighting grant money and other training resources.

The home state of former President Barack Obama will commemorate his birthday under a new law.

As the probe into Russia’s influence in the 2016 presidential election continues, the president apparently isn’t “discussing” firing Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

President Trump lashed out at Sen. Richard Blumenthal in a tweetstorm early Monday, slamming him as a “phony Vietnam con artist,” after comments the Democratic Connecticut made against the Trump administration on a morning news program.

President Trump took to Twitter early Monday suggesting that the “Fake News Russian collusion story” has driven his base “even closer together,”—this, while slamming the media and their “fake news polling.”

Vice President Pence was pushing back Monday with full force against a New York Times story stating he’s already mounting a 2020 White House challenge to President Trump.

Sen. John Kennedy is expecting to get an earful when the freshman Republican returns to Louisiana for the August congressional recess and holds his regular live radio town hall with constituents.

More than 50 House Democrats sent a letter on Friday to Defense Secretary James Mattis and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.

An outspoken senator, who has long-been critical of President Donald Trump says that the Republican Party should have stopped his “birther” movement when it began.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday the U.S. will respond by Sept. 1 to Russia’s move to make a major cut in American diplomatic staff in response to former President Barack Obama’s decision to expel Russian diplomats for Moscow’s meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

President Trump spoke with South Korean President Moon Jae-In Sunday night following mounting tensions with North Korea.

The Department of Justice has fired back at the city of Chicago’s plans to sue the department in regards to President Trump’s immigration policies.

Vice President Pence on Sunday dismissed a New York Times story saying he and other top Republicans are running shadow campaigns to defeat President Trump in 2020, calling the report “disgraceful and offensive.”