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National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster has raised the hackles of some in the Trump administration after it was revealed that he sent a letter to his Obama predecessor Susan Rice giving her continued access to classified information.

That barium meal test is one of several options in the government’s toolkit for hunting down the leakers in the West Wing, the intelligence community, or wherever they might be.

Amazon on Friday was offering rolls of toilet paper printed with tweets from President Trump.

Who would care?

ObamaCare users in Illinois can expect to see their insurance premiums skyrocket by up to 43 percent next year, according to projections released this week by the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS).

A Maryland law could be at the center of the next big precedent-setting gun case at the Supreme Court.

Clinton family confidant Sidney Blumenthal on Friday lashed out at a top Republican senator for invoking his name at a high-profile hearing last week, accusing the senator of “lying” about his supposed ties to a foreign political party.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz has broken her silence in the controversy over a former IT aide whom she kept on the payroll for months despite a criminal probe.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions and other top administration officials lashed out Friday against illegal leaks and issued a stern warning that offenders will be “held accountable,” announcing new efforts to hunt them down.

In just a few weeks, Alabamans will head to the voting booth and come one step closer to electing a new senator.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions held a briefing on the investigation into leaks of classified material.

The White House opioid commission led by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie released an interim report this week that calls on President Trump to officially declare the opioid crisis a national emergency.

President Trump touted economic gains on Friday, as the labor market exceeded expectations by adding 209,000 new jobs in July—providing a jolt of positive news for an administration trying to move past the Russia controversy that’s dogged them on a daily basis.

Half the candidates in next week’s Detroit mayoral primary have been convicted of felony crimes, according to a local analysis.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions and other top administration officials are making a show of force Friday in their battle against illegal leaks, planning to announce details of investigations into leaks of classified material.

A leading lawmaker on the House oversight committee is urging the Trump administration to pursue a court order freezing recent wire transfers to Pakistan made by Democratic IT staffers who are accused of stealing computer equipment from House lawmakers' offices and penetrating internal congressional networks, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.

The Wall Street Journal story went off like a neutron bomb.

President Trump got some good news Thursday regarding his efforts to fill job vacancies in his administration: Nearly 70 nominees received Senate approval in one fell swoop.

Conservative commentator Charles Krauthammer labeled President Donald Trump’s rally in West Virginia on Thursday night a “very important demonstration” by the president.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has impaneled a grand jury to investigate Russia’s meddling in the 2016 elections, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.