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Michael Levin’s photogenic, mixed-race family appears straight from central casting for the modern American middle-class family, seemingly the perfect choice to be featured in Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s video for MoveOn attacking presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

The lawyer for the accuser in a suspended Vermont state senator's rape trial says the state decided to drop the charges after the accuser admitted outside the courtroom that she had lied on the witness stand about something not central to the case.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says Donald Trump needs to raise much more money, quickly, if he expects to win the presidential campaign against Democrat Hillary Clinton

Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager Robby Mook said Sunday that Britain’s emotionally charged exit from the European Union signals the frustration voters feel over establishment politics but maintains Clinton is the right candidate to ally growing fears in the U.S. Mook, in an exclusive interview on “Fox News Sunday,” said Americans should value the stability and incremental change in politics that Clinton can bring over the risks Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, would take.

Conservative columnist and prominent Republican commentator George Will said Sunday he has “left the Republican Party for the same reason he joined it” and that he felt let down by the party and the message its top leaders are sending.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday urged Britain and the European Union to manage their divorce responsibly for the sake of global markets and citizens, a day before he was to become the first senior American official to visit London and Brussels since the United Kingdom's historic referendum.

Hillary Clinton supporters will get a chance to see the hit musical "Hamilton" if they're willing to pay prices that are breathtaking even by Broadway standards.

A new generation of Bernie Sanders-inspired political candidates is committing to run for state and local office, the campaign claims, a development some analysts say could shape liberal politics for decades to come – as the senator makes moves to exit the 2016 stage.

The Iowa caucuses are a critical moment in the presidential primary nominating process, but the 60-year tradition still remains confusing to many voters.