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Sen. Tim Kaine may be on Team Clinton now, but he once said that Bill Clinton should resign after his White House affair with Monica Lewinsky.

Even though Republican lawmakers succeeded this week in prying files on the Hillary Clinton email investigation from the FBI, a top GOP senator says the bureau is still blocking access – by “unnecessarily” mixing classified and unclassified information, limiting the number of people who can view any of it.

Gun-rights advocates filed a sweeping new legal challenge Wednesday to California’s open-carry restrictions -- arguing a recent court decision effectively denies residents “their fundamental rights to bear arms” and contradicts a landmark Supreme Court ruling on the Second Amendment.

This is a really long congressional recess. Which begs the question, what would things be like had Congress been in session as Donald Trump’s presidential campaign stumbled and infuriated Republicans who grudgingly support their nominee?

The pundits instantly ripped Donald Trump’s campaign shakeup yesterday, using analogies like Titanic deck chairs and saying the candidate, not the staff, is the problem.

The Clinton Foundation has hired an outside cybersecurity company to look at its servers after possibly being hacked.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has accused the Obama administration of waging a 'politically correct' war against the ISIS terror group and warned that more terror attacks would take place.

Angela Corey, the Florida prosecutor who failed to win a second-degree murder conviction against George Zimmerman after he shot Trayvon Martin, could lose her bid for re-election.

Syndicated columnist and Fox News contributor Charles Krauthammer said Wednesday on "Special Report with Bret Baier" that if Russia's aggressive behavior continues to play out before the November election, the issue will put Donald Trump's campaign in a vulnerable position.

MSNBC’s Chris Matthews has a striking message for disaffected Democrats: Get “excited” about Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the possibility of the party controlling Washington, or “don’t vote.”

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump got his first look Wednesday at classified intelligence on threats to the United States and other security issues.

Gun rights advocates in Massachusetts are turning up the heat against the state’s attorney general, who they say potentially made thousands of citizens “felons in waiting” with her recent enforcement notice that changed the legal definition of assault weapons.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie denied knowledge Wednesday of a reported settlement that reduced the amount of debt owed by Donald Trump’s casinos by roughly $25 million.

U.S. officials held a cargo plane carrying the equivalent of $400 million in cash for Iran until Tehran released several American detainees, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.

Kellyanne Conway on Wednesday became the first female to ever run a Republican general election presidential campaign.

Donald Trump's campaign chairman helped a pro-Russian governing party in Ukraine secretly route at least $2.2 million in payments to two prominent Washington lobbying firms in 2012, and did so in a way that effectively obscured the foreign political party's efforts to influence U.S. policy.

New shakeup at the campaign means Trump is officially staying off script.

An almost day-long outage of the National Security Agency’s website has raised further questions as to whether America's most secretive surveillance agency has itself been compromised, days after a shadowy cybergroup claimed to have obtained some of the NSA's most powerful hacking tools.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has tapped former Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to lead her White House transition team.

New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan (D.) could not say if Hillary Clinton was honest or trustworthy despite being directly asked the question three times in an interview that aired Tuesday with CNN.