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Disgraced ex-New York congressman Anthony Weiner could face indictment over his sexting with an underage girl within the next several weeks, a law-enforcement source told The Post on Tuesday.

A year after a blowout at a natural gas well near Los Angeles spewed tons of noxious gas and drove thousands from their homes, a federal task force is recommending dozens of safety changes for the nation's 400 underground natural gas storage facilities.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday called for sweeping Washington reform including term limits for congressional lawmakers, telling supporters “it’s time to drain the swamp.”

WikiLeaks gives Trump an out ahead of debate.

Ardent Donald Trump supporters are expected to turn out Election Day in large numbers, but their support for GOP congressional candidates -- particularly those distancing themselves from the party's presidential nominee -- appears increasingly uncertain.

President Obama accused Donald Trump of “whining” Tuesday with his claims about the election being “rigged” against him, saying during a Rose Garden press conference that “it’s unprecedented” for a presidential candidate to try and discredit an election before the votes are cast.

President Barack Obama called it a "bittersweet moment" on Tuesday as he and first lady Michelle Obama welcomed the Italian leader and his wife for an official visit and the final state dinner of his time in office. But the president added with a big grin: "We've saved the best for last."

A list of possible running mates for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to choose from was divided into “food groups” by the candidates’ race, gender and other attributes, according to an email revealed Tuesday by WikiLeaks.

Hillary Clinton shouldn’t mention Israel in her campaign’s launch speech because it wouldn’t play well with Democratic Party activists, several top campaign advisers agreed last year.

FBI documents released Monday include an allegation that Hillary Clinton took lamps and furniture from her State Department office for her home in Washington D.C., echoing a similar controversy that dogged the Clintons in 2001 -- but the State Department says the furniture belonged to her in the first place.

A Politico reporter called himself a “hack” and asked Hillary Clinton’s top aid John Podesta to look over sections of his unpublished report on Clinton before publication, a recent Wikileaks dump reveals.

Donald Trump is charging into Wednesday’s third and final debate against Hillary Clinton armed with fresh evidence of an attempted “cover-up” in her email investigation – but faces the stark reality that so far, the controversies facing both candidates have dented his poll numbers more than hers.

While the media started asking critical questions about The Clinton Foundation when Hillary Clinton launched her presidential bid last year, newly published emails show Chelsea Clinton was digging deeper into the foundation's dealings as far back as 2011.

Her husband's words on an eleven-year-old tape "were offensive," but Melania Trump said in an exclusive interview with Fox News Channel that The Donald apologized and she is standing by her man.

Donald Trump is now openly accusing the media of rigging the election, while much of the media accuse him of trafficking in crackpot conspiracy theories.

Republicans pressured the State Department on Monday to remove Undersecretary for Management Patrick Kennedy after newly released FBI records showed he offered a "quid pro quo" with federal authorities during the Hillary Clinton email probe.

Already accused of "rigging" the election to help Hillary Rodham Clinton beat Donald Trump, America's journalists have reinforced that perception of bias by handing Clinton nearly $400,000 in donations so far, according to an explosive new report.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Monday night at a campaign rally in Wisconsin that newly released FBI records reveal "a criminal act" he claims is worse than Watergate while calling for a senior State Department official to resign.

Former Republican presidential candidate and current Trump adviser Dr. Ben Carson said Monday on "The Kelly File" that the nation's voting system's should be looked at amid allegations of potential fraud, while hitting the media for coverage over WikiLeaks revelations.