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Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, in a startling downfall, pleaded guilty to misappropriating more than $10,000 in city funds to carry on a scandalous two-year affair with her bodyguard and was expected to resign at a press conference later Tuesday.

Take a look back at the NFL national anthem protests to see how they grew from a one-man protest to a national movement.

The mayor of Tennessee’s largest city, under fire for admitting to a scandalous two-year affair with her bodyguard, is expected to announce her resignation at a press conference Tuesday, local media reported.

Here’s a look at seven ideas proposed to combat gun violence.

President Trump taunted Democratic lawmakers Tuesday over their failure to get a deal on the Obama-era program granting protection to illegal immigrants to the country as children, slamming their alleged inaction and asking: “Where are you?”

The former Trump campaign aide who became a television spectacle Monday in a series of bizarre news interviews -- vowing to defy a grand jury subpoena and daring Special Counsel Robert Mueller to “arrest me” -- is now toning down his dramatic rhetoric.

The midterm election season officially kicks off on Tuesday, when Texas voters head to the polls for the nation’s first primary of 2018.

A plan to name a highway in Utah after President Donald Trump for his controversial decision to shrink two national monuments got a green-light from a panel of state lawmakers on Monday.

Union coffee boys made out like bandits while working on the sprawling Hudson Yards development project in New York, making between $42 and $70 per hour to hand-deliver the caffeinated beverages, a lawsuit filed Monday alleges.

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson said last week performing brain surgery is easier than running the federal agency.

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greeted one another warmly Monday at the White House, touting U.S.-Israeli relations as “the best” they have ever been,” in a sharp departure from the famously strained relations the Jewish State’s leader had with former President Barack Obama.

In the wake of the deadly mass shooting at a high school in Parkland last month, the Florida Senate passed a bill on Monday that would create new restrictions on gun sales, and also allow some teachers to carry guns into schools.

Former Trump campaign aide Sam Nunberg vowed Monday to refuse a subpoena from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team to appear before a grand jury this week as part of the Russia probe, defiantly claiming: “Let him arrest me.”

Luigi Di Maio announced triumphantly on Monday that “the Citizens’ Republic” starts right now.

The bank used by President Trump’s personal lawyer to wire $130,000 to a former adult-film actress flagged the transaction as suspicious and reported it to the Treasury Department, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The midterm election season officially kicks off on Tuesday, when Texas voters head to the polls for the nation’s first primary of 2018.

During the final months of the Clinton email investigation, FBI agent Peter Strzok was advised of an irregularity in the metadata of Hillary Clinton’s server that suggested a possible breach, but there was no significant follow up, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.

Congressional Republicans are renewing calls for a second special counsel this week, with some suggesting the move may become “unavoidable,” amid new revelations related to the end of the Hillary Clinton email probe and the beginning of the investigation into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates during the 2016 presidential election.

On average, nearly two dozen House members retire each cycle without seeking another office.

Nearly a decade after retiring from Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, Christopher Steele stepped into the world of politics — and what an entrance he made.