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The daughter of Arizona Sen. John McCain said Sunday that the White House aide who mocked her father's brain cancer hasn't yet publicly apologized.

Israel's government began the final countdown to the formal opening of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem Sunday with a gala party at its Foreign Ministry that included President Trump's daughter Ivanka, her husband, Jared Kushner, and other American VIPs.

President Donald Trump tweeted, “Changes to our thought process on terror must be made,” following the latest Islamic State group attack in Europe, raising anew the specter of terrorism in France after less than two months of calm.

Two former pro wrestlers are running for office this year on the kind of conservative and outsider ticket that helped President Trump get elected but with slightly different political styles -- or at least different decibel levels.

Two former pro wrestlers are running for elected office this year on the kind of conservative and outsider ticket that helped President Trump get elected but with slightly different political styles -- or at least different decibel levels.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney shared in a new interview his support for CIA Director nominee, Gina Haspel, and said that enhanced interrogation techniques the agency used are not torture.

While White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders cherishes her role as a mother to three children 6 years and under, she doesn’t shy away from the fact that there are difficult motherhood days – similar to dealing with CNN’s Jim Acosta.

Liberal activist and President Trump critic Tom Steyer is getting slammed for a “bizarre” Mother’s Day ad by his political advocacy group, Next Gen, that attacks the president and other Republicans.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made clear Sunday that President Trump’s decision to exit the Iran nuclear deal didn’t target Europe, but he backed the president’s vow to keep European allies or companies from helping Iran pursue a nuclear weapon.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that North Korean leader Kim Jung Un’s vow to destroy his country’s nuclear-testing site “a good first step” toward a summit agreement between Kim and President Trump but repeated that both sides will have to take unprecedented steps.

The Russians attacked Illinois and now authorities vow to protect the state.

President Donald Trump sent a clear message to the U.S. Senate on Saturday that he wants spending legislation on his desk before the lawmakers take their August break.

The Senate Intelligence Committee plans this week to question the lead drafters of a U.S. intelligence report that accused Russia of manipulating the 2016 presidential election to boost the prospects of Republican Party candidate Donald Trump.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg took aim at Washington on Saturday, making the claim that Americans are facing an “epidemic of dishonesty” that poses a great threat to U.S. democracy than terrorism or communism.

The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee wrote Friday to the FBI and Department of Justice, pushing the agencies for answers about the interview of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, citing an “apparently contradiction” between what former FBI Director James Comey testified to the committee, and what he has said since.

Democrats and Republicans have plotted for months -- and years -- to find a winning midterm strategy to control the House. But with the races now in full swing, some upsets, another ex-con candidate and a few low-profile contests have emerged to perhaps decide which party leads the chamber after November.

Republican Sen. John McCain is away from Capitol Hill, at home trying to beat brain cancer. But he remains an influence. His presence continues to be felt.

A second Democrat on Saturday said he would vote to confirm Gina Haspel, President Trump’s nominee for CIA director -- taking the agency veteran a significant step closer to confirmation.

Oklahoma's Republican Gov. Mary Fallin vetoed a bill late Friday that would have authorized adults to carry firearms without a permit or training, dealing a rare defeat to the National Rifle Association in a conservative state.

U.S. Sen. John McCain is feeling better as he recovers from cancer treatment and surgery in Arizona, according to family members and friends.