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Retired general John Kelly took command Monday of President Trump's White House staff, in a shakeup that could serve to restore discipline and focus to a White House that’s been gripped by internal power struggles that have played out in the press.

As retired Marine Gen. John Kelly moving to the White House Monday as President Donald Trump’s new chief of staff, he leaves behind an opening at the top of the Department of Homeland Security.

President Trump, hoping to prod reluctant lawmakers to once again try for an ObamaCare overhaul deal, has zeroed in on a benefit that could serve as a powerful piece of leverage for the negotiator-in-chief.

President Trump, hoping to prod reluctant lawmakers to once again try for an ObamaCare overhaul deal, has zeroed in on a benefit that could serve as a powerful piece of leverage for the negotiator-in-chief.

A handful of proposed federal bills would make gun silencers more readily available. And they may overrule Illinois’ ban on the firearms accessory

Democratic Rep. Barbara Lee is taking heat for calling incoming White House Chief of Staff John Kelly an “extremist” who supposedly is poised to help President Trump militarize the White House.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has resumed a program funding caregivers for disabled veterans after complaints led to a suspension earlier this year – though veterans across the country remain concerned about how thousands of caregivers were abruptly removed by the agency.

Ousted White House press secretary Sean Spicer says he would "proudly" help Vice President Mike Pence if he launches a presidential bid.

Ousted White House press secretary Sean Spicer says he would "proudly" help Vice President Mike Pence if he launches a presidential bid.

Next year, there will be 1,332 counties in the United States that will only have one health insurer operating on the Obamacare exchanges, according to recent data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

The media spent so many months predicting that Reince Priebus was on his way out that his actual ouster almost seems anticlimactic.

United States officials have spoken out against the elections in Venezuela on Sunday evening, vowing "strong and swift actions against the architects of authoritarianism."

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie took time at a Milwaukee Brewers baseball game Sunday to yell in a fan’s face, calling him a “big shot.”

Senate Republicans ended July in humiliating and seemingly final defeat over repealing and replacing ObamaCare, but relentless pressure this weekend from President Trump and reports of yet another potentially winning bill have sparked renewed hope of success within the party.

Trump wants Senate Republicans to lower threshold for ObamaCare repeal but the task in politically complex

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Sunday again dismissed assertions that she should resign her long-held leadership post, saying, “I am a master legislator.”

President Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway declined Sunday to say whether she and new White House communication director Anthony Scaramucci will report directly to new Chief of Staff John Kelly, raising questions about whether the president’s recent staff shakeup will bring order to the West Wing.

President Trump on Sunday urged Senate Republicans to continue to try to overhaul ObamaCare, telling them “the world is watching.”

Political consultant Roger Stone was every bit his controversial self Saturday night at the Politicon event in Pasadena, California.

Incoming White House Chief of Staff John Kelly plans to bring in one of his deputies from the Department of Homeland Security when he begins his new job Monday.