Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price on Monday disputed that there's a lack of diversity among the Republicans working on health care and called the charge "absolutely offensive."
Utah Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch warned Tuesday that efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act in the Senate might be complicated because once the public "is on the dole, they'll take every dime they can."
President Donald Trump has authorized the limited arming of Syrian Kurds to help in the fight against ISIS, the Pentagon announced Tuesday, in a move bound to antagonize Turkey.
President Donald Trump has delayed a decision on withdrawing from the Paris climate accord until after the G-7 summit in Sicily, Italy, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Tuesday.
National Security Director Adm. Mike Rogers, who heads up US Cyber Command, said Tuesday that the US warned France about Russian cyberactivity prior to the hack of then-presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron last week.
FBI Director James Comey told a Senate committee last week that "hundreds and thousands" of emails containing classified information had been forwarded from top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin to the home computer she shared with her husband -- and one-time New York congressman -- Anthony Weiner.
The nominee to be Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's top deputy at the State Department committed to advocate for human rights Tuesday amid criticism from Democrats and Republicans that the Trump administration is taking an overly transactional approach to foreign policy.
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said Tuesday he wants to explore whether there were any ties between President Donald Trump's businesses and Russia -- adding that the President's tax returns could be helpful to such an inquiry.
Rumblings that President Donald Trump was preparing to make drastic changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement sparked a scramble on either side of the US-Canada border, US sources said Tuesday, ultimately resulting in Trump easing his stance.
A veteran Republican official is urging the Trump administration to remain in the Paris climate agreement, co-writing an op-ed arguing "the business case" for the international accord.
Then-President Barack Obama warned then-President-elect Donad Trump about hiring Michael Flynn as his national security adviser in their Oval Office meeting on November 10, former Obama officials confirm to CNN.
Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page told Senate investigators that he had "brief interactions" several years ago with a Russian official he said was a "junior attaché," even though US officials had suspected the official of spying on behalf of the Kremlin.
Members of a Senate subcommittee will hear for the first time Monday from former acting Attorney General Sally Yates, whose testimony is expected to focus on what she told President Donald Trump's aides about former national security adviser Michael Flynn.