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In his typical colorful language, Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy described FBI Director James Comey's social standing in Washington as "about as popular as cholera."

A couple of years ago, Trump installed a monument to a Civil War battle that historians say never happened

Members of the House intelligence committee will get a second round of questioning in with FBI Director James Comey on Thursday -- this time behind closed doors -- after weeks of wrangling that almost knocked the House Russia investigation off-track.

Susan Rice, President Barak Obama's former national security adviser, on Wednesday declined Sen. Lindsey Graham's request to participate in a judiciary subcommittee hearing next week on Russian interference in the US election, CNN has learned.

On a cool spring evening, in the leafy shelter of a sprawling, jasmine-scented metro Washington, DC backyard, John Kerry was in a serious mood.

Research finds that roughly 16 children a day, or an estimated 5,862 a year, were hospitalized due to firearm injuries in 2012. However, the total number of children who are shot is much higher, the researcher says.

The White House has joined the list of of politicians weighing in on Jimmy Kimmel's emotional health care monologue.

House Republicans' decision to schedule a Thursday vote on a bill that reforms and replaces the Affordable Care Act suggests they are now willing to roll the dice even though the final outcome is far from certain.

The scant border fence pointed out at a White House news briefing turns out to be a temporary construction fence, workers say.

President Donald Trump seemed frustrated going into Wednesday's meeting with GOP lawmakers to discuss the new health care bill, Rep. Michael Burgess said.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein said Wednesday she believes FBI Director James Comey's decision to reveal the agency was re-investigating Hillary Clinton's emails affected the outcome of the 2016 election.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said she believes the Democratic Party should not use abortion as a deciding factor on whether to endorse candidates for office.

David Axelrod won't deny that outside forces helped derail Hillary Clinton's presidential bid -- but he says the former nominee shouldn't side-step the bulk of the blame.

The buzz on Capitol Hill Wednesday afternoon about a possible health care vote had lawmakers wondering if they would be able to leave town on Thursday for recess.

The US Department of Agriculture has officially confirmed former Georgia governor Sonny Perdue as its secretary, but the department's communications field is barren.

The House voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to approve a $1.1 trillion government funding bill that keep agencies operating through the end of September.

Polls, once Donald Trump's favorite thing in the world, have largely turned against him in the 104 days he has been president. Everywhere he looks, bad numbers stare back at him: He's the least popular president at this stage of a term in office and a majority of people don't believe him to be honest.