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I came to Cleveland believing that the whole notion of party unity was overrated.

The Department of Energy now has a specific regulation for wine refrigerators.

As Donald Trump’s campaign prepared for the most important speech of his brief but meteoric political career – one it hopes will not only propel him to the White House but unite a divided Republican Party – his November opponent was hunkered down just days before her coming-out party begins to find the right fit for the Democratic ticket.

Massachusetts’ latest move to expand its assault weapons ban to a new class of rifles is a solution in search of a problem, according to gun rights groups who note the latest annual FBI statistics showed not one murder was committed in the Bay State using a rifle of any kind.

While most conventioneers focus on Trump’s stagecraft, artful political jockeying played out Wednesday on the very stage designed for Trump’s coronation tonight.

Donald Trump mostly brushed off the furor over Ted Cruz’s non-endorsement speech Wednesday night, calling the snub “no big deal” even as the senator himself doubled down – though the Republican standard-bearer used the dispute to warn voters that if Democrats win in November, their justices “will destroy us all.”

A federal judge on Wednesday urged the State Department to give a gender neutral passportto a Colorado Navy veteran who does not identify being male or female in a case that's the first of its kind in the United States.

Mike Pence just lost his second chance to make a first impression.

By all accounts, it was the most popular gala the Lady Taverners had ever held. Over 1,000 people packed the Park Lane Hilton in London on Oct. 30, 2009, with the crowd overflowing into the hallways, to listen to President Bill Clinton speak on the power of giving.

Mike Pence quickly accepted the Republican vice presidential nomination and then showed why Donald Trump picked him as his running mate, harkening to his Midwestern roots to appeal to GOP voters to unite against Hillary Clinton – rallying the faithful ahead of Thursday night’s crowning of Trump as the party standard-bearer.

Mike Pence quickly accepted the Republican vice presidential nomination and then showed why Donald Trump picked him as his running mate, harkening to his Midwestern roots to appeal to GOP voters to unite against Hillary Clinton – rallying the faithful ahead of Thursday night’s crowning of Trump as the party standard-bearer.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz was booed off the Republican National Convention stage Wednesday night after he delivered a speech that stopped short of endorsing presidential nominee Donald Trump — telling convention delegates instead to "vote your conscience."

Protesters tried to burn American flags outside the Republican National Convention Wednesday afternoon, injuring police officers and leading to 17 arrests.

A county prosecutor is suing Virginia's governor to force him to release the names of the felons whose civil rights have been restored.

The backlog in the federal immigration court system has eclipsed half a million pending cases, The Associated Press has learned.

The Secret Service said Wednesday that it is investigating an adviser to Donald Trump's campaign who said Hillary Clinton should be "put in the firing line" over the Benghazi attack as well as her personal email server.

Rep. Mark Takai has died.

As Republicans prepare to welcome Mike Pence as their vice presidential nominee Wednesday night in Cleveland, Hillary Clinton is facing her own running-mate dilemma as Democrats prepare for their national convention next week.

Bernie Sanders plans to meet with 1,900 of his delegates right before the start of the Democratic National Convention on Monday, part of a series of meetings aimed at providing direction to his undecided supporters after he endorsed Hillary Clinton.

By all accounts, it was the most popular gala the Lady Taverners had ever held. Over 1,000 people packed the Park Lane Hilton in London on Oct. 30, 2009, with the crowd overflowing into the hallways, to listen to President Bill Clinton speak on the power of giving.