Dr. Hiral Tipirneni has never run for public office before, but she believes her skills as a cancer research advocate and physician are just what she needs to take on Washington, D.C.
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday there are “reasons for optimism” following the stunning announcement by North Korea late last week it would suspend its nuclear and long-range missile tests ahead of a potential summit between leaders of the United States and North Korea beginning in late May or early June.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is preparing to unveil a plan for the federal government to guarantee a job offering $15 per hour and health care benefits to any American worker "who wants or needs one," The Washington Post reported Monday.
Cracks are beginning to show in the wall of Democratic opposition to secretary of state pick Mike Pompeo, even as the CIA director contends with rare turbulence on the key Senate panel considering his nomination.
Before he can take over the State Department, Mike Pompeo, President Trump’s pick for secretary of state, needs to contend with rare opposition from the Senate panel that is supposed to consider his nomination.
Slate senior editor Jeremy Stahl was forced to issue an embarrassing correction after he was called out on social media for floating a theory that Fox News made an error in reporting related to former FBI Director James Comey leaking memos.
President Trump said Monday he has “instructed” Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen not to allow “large caravans of people” into the U.S. as a group of Central American migrants starts to reach the border, calling the situation a “disgrace.”
Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez found himself on defense Sunday responding to criticism that his party's lawsuit against Russia, President Trump and other 2016 campaign figures is a "sham" that contradicts his push to let Special Counsel Robert Mueller complete his probe.
While Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has told President Trump he is not the target of the investigation into Michael Cohen, the stunning FBI raid on Trump's personal attorney has spurred mounting speculation about what presidential communications, if any, the feds might have picked up.
Chelsea Clinton on Friday called out New York Times reporter Amy Chozick for claiming the former first daughter popped Champagne on the night of the 2016 presidential election and poured it into Hillary Clinton campaign staffers' glasses.
Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said he wants to see who runs for president in 2020 before committing to supporting President Donald Trump’s re-election bid.
California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Sunday bristled at the suggestion she is reflexively opposing President Trump's CIA director nominee to bolster her liberal bona fides during her re-election run this year in the left-wing state.
California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Sunday bristled at the suggestion she is reflexively opposing President Trump's CIA director nominee to bolster her liberal bona fides during her re-election run this year in the left-wing state.
President Donald Trump will push North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to dismantle its nuclear program when he meets him in the coming months, but won’t lift economic sanctions in exchange of a freeze on its nuclear and missile tests, a report says.
