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There has never been a White House spokesman as famous as Sean Spicer—or one subject to as much mockery.

The Senate will move forward with a key vote this week on a Republican health bill but it's a mystery what exactly they will be voting on. It's not yet known whether the legislation will seek to replace President Obama's health care law or simply repeal it.

The White House indicated Sunday President Trump would sign a sweeping Russia sanctions measure, which the House could take up this week, that requires him to get Congress' permission before lifting or easing the economic penalties against Moscow.

Senate Dem leader Chuck Schumer believes that “a cataclysm” could be triggered if he hires Special Counsel Robert Mueller or decides to pardons himself.

A reflective Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg offered something of a lament Saturday night for the polarized state of national politics, speaking to a theater audience following a play about her late friend and ideological sparring partner, Justice Antonin Scalia.

President Donald Trump took to Twitter Sunday afternoon to slam the ongoing Russian investigations and take fellow Republicans to task for doing "very little" to protect him Trump and his associates are under investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, the FBI and separate Congressional inquiries that are examining potential collusion between his campaign and the Russian government.

Russian ambassador to the United States Sergei Kislyak -- a high-profile figure in the controversy over Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election -- has concluded his assignment in Washington.

Republican South Dakota Sen. John Thune said Sunday he thinks President Trump will sign a bipartisan House and Senate measure to impose sweeping sanctions on Russia and that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell this week will finally hold a vote on overhauling ObamaCare.

Members of President Trump’s presidential campaign -- including son Donald Jr. and adviser Jared Kushner -- are set to talk this week before the Senate about Russia’s involvement in the 2016 White House race.

Anthony Scaramucci, the new White House communications director, said Sunday that stopping damaging West Wing leaks is a top priority and that he will take “drastic action” to achieve that goal.

Congressional Republicans long advocated Congress return to the “regular order” to individually approve the 12 spending bills that fund the government.

Congressional Republicans long advocated Congress return to the “regular order” to individually approve the 12 spending bills that fund the government.

Congressional Republicans and Democrats announced Saturday that they had agreed to a package of sanctions meant to punish Russia for its actions during last year's presidential campaign, as well as Moscow's military adventures in Ukraine and Syria.

Vice President Mike Pence on Saturday said “inaction is not an option” when it comes to ObamaCare, as the administration pressures senators to vote to begin debate on repealing former President Barack Obama’s health care law in the coming days.

We’ve all heard about 40 is the new 30. Thirty is the new 20. Even 70 is the new 50. In the Senate, 40 may be the new 60.

We’ve all heard about 40 is the new 30. Thirty is the new 20. Even 70 is the new 50. In the Senate, 40 may be the new 60.

Newly-tapped White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci acknowledged Saturday that he is deleting old tweets from his personal Twitter account that might cause a “distraction” for the White House.

Anthony Scaramucci said in his first interview since being named White House communications director that President Trump is “on missile lock” to keep his promise to build a wall along the border with Mexico.

A House committee has unveiled a disputed plan to allow the Department of Veterans Affairs to shift $2 billion from other programs to cover a sudden budget shortfall that could threaten medical care for thousands of patients in the coming weeks.

The House appears set next week to combine sanctions on Russia, Iran and North Korea, after negotiators compromised on a similar bill passed in the Senate.