U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley on Tuesday challenged Arab countries who spout anti-Israel rhetoric to step up to the plate with financial support for Palestinians -- warning that while the U.S. is generous, "we are not fools."
Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill was hit with another politically damaging report Tuesday when her local newspaper revealed businesses tied to her husband have gotten more than $131 million in federal subsidies since she took office.
House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday that he thinks President Trump is just “trolling people” by looking into revoking security clearances for top Obama administration national security officials.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions delivered a blistering attack on campus culture in front of a group of conservative high school students on Tuesday, saying that colleges are creating a generation of “supercilious snowflakes.”
A pair of gun-rights groups announced they filed a lawsuit against Seattle's restrictive gun-storage ordinance on Friday because they say it violates Washington state law.
President Trump proclaimed Tuesday that “Tariffs are the greatest!” as he threatened new penalties ahead of what are likely to be hardball trade talks in Washington with European officials.
Georgia's voters on Tuesday will select one of two Trump-supporting candidates as the Repubican nominee for governor, capping off an electric race rocked by a slow burn of secretly recorded tapes and eye-catching advertising, as well as a sudden and unexpected endorsement by the president himself.
Former attorney general Eric Holder is mulling a 2020 presidential run, saying on Monday he’ll make the decision whether to run for president “sometime early next year.”
A global audience will tune into room 419 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building at 2:30 p.m. ET Wednesday afternoon. That’s where Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will tell senators what he knows about what went down between President Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin the other day.
President Trump is looking into revoking the security clearances of several top Obama-era intelligence and law enforcement officials, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said Monday, accusing them of having "politicized" or "monetized" their public service.
Tony Podesta has been offered immunity by Special Counsel Robert Mueller to testify against Paul Manafort at his upcoming trial in Washington D.C., Fox News' Tucker Carlson reported, citing two unnamed sources.
Former FBI Director James Comey on Monday questioned President Trump's alleged lack of criticism where Russian President Vladimir Putin is concerned, tweeting that "No responsible American should ever stop asking, 'Why?'"
Don Blankenship, who lost the Republican Senate primary in West Virginia in May, announced Monday he intends to file paperwork to run for a Senate seat as part of the Constitution Party.
The Roanoke Police Department has arrested a man who allegedly threw a brick through the front door of Democratic Sen. Mark Warner’s office early Monday.
President Trump is considering rescinding the security clearances for multiple former top intelligence officials, including former FBI Director James Comey.