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The National Park Service says graffiti has been found at three monuments in Washington.

A group of nearly 100 prominent Iranian dissidents is demanding that Congress launch investigations into clandestine efforts by the Islamic Republic to influence U.S. policy using a network of lobbyists and propaganda pieces placed in Voice of America's Persian service, according to a letter sent to leading lawmakers and obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.

A senior administration official said late Monday that the White House will have a “big immigration launch” Tuesday morning that will focus on the implementation of the recent Department of Homeland Security proposal calling for the hiring of thousands more officers and fast-tracking deportations.

John McCain is back in his customary role, the maverick adored by the media.

Ivanka Trump took to Twitter to call for “religious tolerance” following the latest wave of bomb threats that were made against 11 Jewish community centers Monday.

The Star-Spangled Banner looked more starry than usual during one of U.S. Vice President Mike Pence's appearances in Brussels.

Zimbabwe’s 92-year-old President Robert Mugabe said Monday that President Trump should be given a chance to prove himself, which the BBC said is an unusual move for the man who had his assets frozen by the U.S. in 2001 over allegations of human rights abuses.

Filmmaker Ami Horowitz defended his investigation of refugees in Sweden Monday night amid a blacklash after President Donald Trump cited his work during a campaign speech over the weekend.

A Democrat who sits on the Federal Election Commission says partisan gridlock and dysfunction led her to resign before her term expires. Ann Ravel’s early exit gives President Donald Trump the opportunity to “drain the swamp” and shake up the campaign finance system.

The office of a Missouri congressman says he intends to file a federal lawsuit over the removal of a constituent's painting from its display on Capitol Hill.

In an exclusive Fox News interview, Felix Sater strongly denies any wrong doing by trying to push a Russia deal, and says that he was never a connection between the Trump campaign and Moscow.

Organizers of the Conservative Political Action Conference have disinvited professional provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos after a video interview emerged of him appearing to condone pedophilia emerged.

A U.S. lawmaker is filing a federal lawsuit alleging that the constitutional rights of a Missouri man were violated when the Architect of the Capitol ordered the removal of his painting from a congressional display.

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President Trump on Monday tapped Army Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, a warrior-scholar deemed an expert in counter insurgency, to be the director of the White House's National Security Council.

The Kremlin said Monday that the Russian government does not know anything about a Ukraine peace plan crafted by an opposition Ukrainian lawmaker and two of President Donald Trump's associates.

UK Members of Parliament clashed Monday in a heated debate over President Trump’s state visit as left-wing MPs called for it to be withdrawn -- while some Conservative Party MPs accused their opponents of hypocrisy and insulting the American people.

President Trump’s former campaign manager on Monday took a swipe at the president’s inner circle, blaming their inexperience for some of Trump’s most recent public missteps.

Protesters are holding demonstrations on President’s Day Monday in cities across the country in opposition to Donald Trump’s presidency, questioning the legitimacy of his White House victory and opposing him on a variety of issues including immigration and climate science.

An Arizona gubernatorial candidate is going to extreme lengths to back up his calls for honesty and openness in politics, by spilling the details of his colorful personal history on his campaign page – a past which includes group sex, sexting, and periods of homelessness.