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The White House confirmed Tuesday that President Obama plans to veto newly passed legislation allowing the families of 9/11 victims to sue the government of Saudi Arabia – laying the groundwork for a showdown with Congress.

Fox News Channel announced Tuesday that it will debut a new political analysis show co-hosted by Dana Perino of “The Five” and digital politics editor Chris Stirewalt.

The United States will provide Israel's military with $38 billion during the next 10 years, officials said Tuesday, the largest batch of military assistance the U.S. has ever pledged to another country.

President Obama returned Tuesday to the campaign trail to help fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton through arguably the rockiest stretch of her White House campaign, brushing aside the controversies that have dogged her candidacy and assuring voters she's “fit” for office -- as she spends a second day off the trail on doctor's orders.

Obama's approval ratings keep inching higher, but will it actually be able to help Hillary?

House conservatives revived a long-shot effort Tuesday to oust IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, formally introducing an impeachment resolution expected to see a vote by the end of the week.

Health Republic Insurance of New Jersey is folding after the state’s insurance commissioner put the Obamacare co-op in “rehabilitation” due to its hazardous financial condition.

American fishermen are deeply fearful that the Obama White House could cut them off as early as this week from major fishing areas of the U.S. continental shelf on both coasts, further restricting one of the most highly regulated fishing industries in the world.

The Supreme Court has refused to delay a rollback to early voting in swing-state Ohio.

The former State Department IT specialist who set up Hillary Clinton’s private server ignored a subpoena to appear Tuesday before a House committee hearing, while other tech experts who helped maintain the system asserted their Fifth Amendment right not to testify – frustrating Republican lawmakers trying to dig deeper into the former secretary of state’s email setup.

A Florida congressional candidate apologized Tuesday for eyebrow-raising remarks to supporters that Hillary Clinton “is under no illusions that you want to have sex with her, or that she's going to seduce you."

A powerful Republican lawmaker abruptly stopped a Monday hearing on Capitol Hill to serve a subpoena demanding the FBI’s full investigative file on the Hillary Clinton email probe to a top official, telling the man “you are hereby served.”

Whether an October surprise may have come a month early, it’s too soon to say. But Hillary Clinton’s weekend health scare already has started to stir speculation about whether Democratic officials should be discussing the possibility of a Plan B, in case they need to hastily arrange for a replacement nominee.

A three-term state lawmaker died in a motorcycle accident Monday evening, a northern Michigan sheriff said.

Hillary Clinton defended herself Monday over her campaign's delay in announcing her pneumonia diagnosis, saying she's "already met a high standard of transparency" while looking forward to returning to the campaign trail.

Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence said Monday on "Special Report with Bret Baier" that the Trump campaign will continue to criticize Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" remark, while adding that voters have a "right to know" about candidate medical records.

A senior House Republican on Monday escalated the GOP's battle with the FBI over its decision not to recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email system, serving a top FBI official with a subpoena for the investigation's full case file.

Hillary Clinton defended herself Monday over how her campaign's lateness her pneumonia diagnosis, saying she's "already met a high standard of transparency" while looking forward to returning to the campaign trail.

Syndicated columnist and Fox News contributor Charles Krauthammer said Monday on “Special Report with Bret Baier” that Hillary Clinton's campaign should have been honest from the beginning about the presidential nominee's recent health problems.

With funding for the government set to run out Sep. 30, congressional Republicans have an overriding concern - to avoid a government shutdown, for which they often have been blamed in the past.