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Donald Trump’s outspoken campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, fired back Monday at The New York Times over an in-depth story looking into his work in Ukrainian politics -- which claimed secret ledgers seemed to show more than $12 million in cash earmarked to him from a pro-Russian party.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, ousted last month from her perch atop the Democratic Party, is fighting to hold onto her House seat and now is facing criticism for scheduling a weekend debate with a surging challenger that few voters may have actually seen -- while indicating she won't face him again before their Aug. 30 primary.

The Republican Party launched its first ever election campaign in Israel on Monday, trying to convince skeptical American-Israeli dual citizens to cast their votes for Donald Trump.

Hillary Clinton is enlisting undocumented “Dreamers” into a new voter registration drive aimed at signing up sympathetic voters with warnings that Donald Trump’s immigration plans could result in their deportation – though the Dreamers themselves cannot legally vote.

Donald Trump will declare an end to nation building if elected president, replacing it with what aides described as "foreign policy realism" focused on destroying the Islamic State group and other extremist organizations.

Marion Christopher Barry, the son of the late Washington D.C. mayor Marion Barry, died early Sunday, authorities said. He was 36.

Some of the FBI files on the agency’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server exclusively for government business while serving as secretary of state could be given to a House oversight committee as early as this week, a congressional source confirmed with Fox News on Sunday.

Embattled Florida Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Sunday faced off with primary challenger Tim Canova in a debate in which the candidates slung names like “mealy mouthed” and challenged each other’s competence on issues ranging from protecting Israel to support for retiree voters.

Some of the FBI files on the agency’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server exclusively for government business while serving as secretary of state could be given to a House oversight committee as early as this week, a congressional source confirmed with Fox News on Sunday.

Paul Nehlen, who failed to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan in last week’s state GOP primary, made good Sunday on his vow to stay in the political arena -- purportedly announcing the formation of a super PAC to challenge Republican leadership and back Donald Trump.

Embattled Florida Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Sunday faced off with primary challenger Tim Canova in a debate in which the candidates slung names like “mealy mouthed” and challenged each other’s competence on issues ranging from protecting Israel to support for retiree voters.

Donald Trump's presidential campaign chairman on Sunday dismissed reports that Trump was floundering amid perceived off-message remarks and said the campaign is "moving to get forward and is very strong."

Republican vice-presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence on Sunday suggested a federal investigation into whether Hillary Clinton as secretary of state provided political favors to foreign donors to her family’s Clinton Foundation, saying “the American people have a right to know.”

Incumbent U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz won his Democratic primary race Saturday, defeating four challengers in his bid for his first full term in office.

Not since the ObamaCare debate have partisan word elicited such emotional, visceral responses on Capitol Hill and elsewhere in the country.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Saturday that she is receiving “obscene and sick” calls, voicemails and text messages as a result of a hacker posting the private email addresses and cell phone numbers of roughly 200 current and former Democratic congressional members.

Hillary Clinton's campaign is questioning a report about a top aide to Clinton when she was secretary of state also conducting interviews for the Clinton Foundation, saying implications about a potential conflict of interest are “absurd.”

Bill Clinton says the assertions that wife and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton lied about mishandling classified emails while secretary of state is “the biggest load of bull I ever heard.”

Paul Nehlen -- the Donald Trump-admiring Wisconsin businessman who tried to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan -- says he's not done with politics, or trying to oust Ryan.

A coalition of technology groups and conservatives wants Congress to sue to stop the Obama administration from handing over control of Internet domain names to an international board, charging it could give authoritarian regimes power over the web.