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The House will vote on a bill to authorize new sanctions against North Korea, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy announced Thursday.

The top attorney for the US House of Representatives is now weighing in on the legal fight over how federal agents handled the investigation of former Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock, raising "serious concern about improper investigation tactics," namely, recording Schock's conversations with congressional staff and "the apparent theft of official records" from his office.

President Donald Trump said Thursday his administration is already beginning to renegotiate NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement.

The top Democrat on the Senate intelligence committee knocked former national security adviser Mike Flynn and the Trump administration over his failure to disclose foreign payments he had received.

Former national security adviser Michael Flynn was warned by the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2014 against accepting foreign payments as he entered retirement, according to new documents obtained by the House oversight committee.

Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles stopped by Capitol Hill on Thursday to talk about the dangers of underage drinking.

Former first lady Michelle Obama said she would never run for political office because she "wouldn't ask my children to do this again."

Republican Sen. Rand Paul said Thursday that Congress should consider withholding funds from universities with only "one set of speech."

Let's geek out for a minute on tax deductions before people start freaking about about their retirements.

President Donald Trump, as part of his dash to rack up wins before the end of his first 100 days, will sign an executive order Thursday that creates a new office devoted to protecting whistleblowers at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The Pentagon will get a budget boost when House and Senate lawmakers finalize a spending deal to fund the government, according to members and congressional aides.

While "not my president" chants were heard throughout the hip-hop community on Inauguration Day, as President Donald Trump's 100-day mark approaches, many have come to terms with the political reality and transitioned their calls into action.

The US Secret Service said Thursday attendees at President Donald Trump's speech Friday at the National Rifle Association's annual meetings in Atlanta will have to leave their firearms outside.

Health care is back!!!

Thursday, as you likely know by now, is "Take Our Daughters and Sons To Work" day. The White House, like CNN and virtually every other company, celebrates this day with a special program of activities. Except, at the White House, you actually get to meet the president of the United States.

The health care bill has been resurrected.

President Donald Trump, hoping to stack his first 100 days with as many achievements as possible, has relied heavily on the use of executive orders, actions he decried as a 2016 candidate.

In the United States, the Constitution is interpreted by nine separate, yet equally important, members of the Supreme Court. This is one of their stories.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is "troubled" to hear that President Barack Obama will receive $400,000 to speak at a Wall Street health conference in September.