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When an angry farmer was ticketed for not feeding a parking meter, he launched a one-man crusade that made North Dakota the nation's only state that bans the meters on all public streets.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer held his daily press briefing Tuesday, where he discussed the House bill to replace ObamaCare and allegations by President Trump of wiretapping by the Obama administration.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer will hold his daily press briefing at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, where he is expected to discuss the House bill to replace ObamaCare and allegations by President Trump of wiretapping by the Obama administration.

Republican Rep. Jason Chaffetz sparked fury online Tuesday after saying Americans may have to choose between buying a new iPhone and health insurance – yet the criticism glossed over similar remarks made by then-President Barack Obama.

States with cities that hold onto their "sanctuary" status for illegal immigrants potentially stand to lose tens of millions of dollars in federal funds, according to a new study published Tuesday.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer will address the media Tuesday among swirling controversies regarding wiretapping, health care and the latest version of President Trump's travel ban.

GOP has a new ObamaCare replacement, but is it really all that different?

President Trump’s nominee for deputy attorney general, at his confirmation hearing Tuesday, pushed back on Democratic calls to name an independent special prosecutor to oversee the Justice Department’s probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign.

With a portrait of then-first lady Hillary Clinton looming over his right shoulder, President Trump surprised a group of visitors Tuesday on the first public tour of the White House since the inauguration.

House Republicans’ long-awaited ObamaCare replacement bill already is being met with complaints from congressional conservatives who warn the proposed legislation comes with too much cost and too much government – signaling a tough fight ahead for GOP leaders looking to send a bill promptly to President Trump’s desk.

February continued the recent trend of gun-related background checks falling from record levels since former President Obama left office and President Trump was inaugurated.

Alabama lawmakers will meet Tuesday to discuss impeaching Gov. Robert Bentley over an alleged affair with a former top political aide.

The Trump administration is suddenly making a whole lot of news.

Sen. John McCain said Monday President Trump should explain why he thinks former President Obama ordered the wiretapping of Trump Tower.

Radio host Mark Levin stood by President Trump's claim Monday that President Obama tapped his phones during last year's campaign, alleging that the now-former chief executive engaged in "police state tactics."

President Trump has offered to maintain federal funding for Planned Parenthood if the group stops providing abortions. Its president has spurned the proposal and noted that federal money already is not allowed to be used for abortion.

Here are highlights of the legislation unveiled Monday by House Republicans as they move to dismantle former President Barack Obama's health care law and replace it with a system designed along conservative lines.

The head of the Office of management and Budget said Monday that sections of the U.S.-Mexican border wall could be see-through, Politico reported.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Monday clarified his confirmation hearing testimony to acknowledge having spoken twice last year with the Russian ambassador, but he said he stood by his earlier remarks as an honest and correct answer to a question.

House Republicans on Monday evening released the text of their long-awaited ObamaCare replacement bill, calling to eliminate the myriad taxes and penalties tied to the original legislation while still preserving certain patient protections.