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President Obama may be struggling to tilt the balance of the Supreme Court – but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t already made his mark on the bench.

Anthony Weiner didn’t just send his latest sexting partner a crotch shot selfie with his young son curled up next to him in bed — he boasted to the woman about using his child as a “chick magnet.”

If you were running debate prep for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, it would seem a safe bet that you wouldn’t want to give away your strategy.

Several top Democrats want the FBI to investigate whether the campaign for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was involved in the recent hack of Democratic Party computers.

Police say a woman walked into U.S. Rep. Danny Davis' office on Chicago's West Side, drank out of a bottle of hand sanitizer, poured the sanitizer over herself and set herself on fire with a lighter.

Sen. John McCain beat back a primary challenge Tuesday from a Republican tea party activist to win the right to seek a sixth term in November in a race that has been inundated with questions about GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.

The sheriff for metropolitan Phoenix trounced three rivals Tuesday to win his Republican primary in what could be the toughest campaign in his 24 years in office as he faces a storm of legal troubles stemming from his immigration patrols.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump plans to detour from the campaign trail on Wednesday to visit Mexico and meet with President Enrique Pena Nieto at his invitation, a surprise trip scheduled just hours before Trump delivers an immigration policy speech in Arizona.

The Agriculture Department will reopen some offices Wednesday that were closed after an unspecified email threat.

Democratic Rep. Corrine Brown on Tuesday lost her bid for a 12th term, amid a criminal indictment and a redrawn congressional district that includes thousands of new voters.

The National Review’s Jonah Goldberg told viewers Tuesday on “Special Report with Bret Baier” that when it comes to the continuing scandal surrounding Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s emails, “If she wins, this will haunt her administration far worse than Whitewater ever did her husband’s.”

Florida Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Tuesday survived a tough primary challenge -- defeating a persistent, first-time challenger amid the controversy that ended her leadership of the Democratic National Committee.

With the first presidential debate just a few weeks away, Hillary Clinton’s campaign has more than two-dozen staffers digging deep into Donald Trump's background and looking for ways to get under his skin.

President Barack Obama cut short on Tuesday the sentences of 111 federal inmates in another round of commutations for those convicted of nonviolent drug offenses.

The State Department says about 30 emails that may be related to the 2012 attack on U.S. compounds in Benghazi, Libya, are among the thousands of Hillary Clinton emails recovered during the FBI's recently closed investigation into her use of a private server.

Hillary Clinton is facing the possibility of new revelations on her personal email scandal on multiple fronts, as the FBI prepares to release some of the documents from its investigation in a matter of days – and a watchdog group sends the Democratic presidential nominee a detailed set of questions she’s expected to answer “under oath” by next month.

The top U.S. commander in the Middle East told reporters Tuesday that Iran’s behavior has not changed significantly since the signing of the international nuclear accord – and that, to the contrary, Tehran’s increasing harassment of U.S. vessels in the Persian Gulf is unlike what they’re seeing from any other country.

Despite controversy at the top of the ticket, Senate Republicans are hanging tough.

The Agriculture Department said Tuesday it had closed offices in five states after receiving anonymous threats that it considered serious.

A controversial international consulting firm with close ties to Bill and Hillary Clinton matches up political insiders with private investors in a way experts say raises serious ethical and legal questions, according to an investigation by FoxNews.com.