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The Indiana Legislature has approved a bill to effectively ban the practice of eyeball tattooing, after complications surrounding a Candian model who underwent the procedure.

A Colorado state Democratic lawmaker was expelled Friday amid allegations by female colleagues about sexual harassment or abuse -- but not before switching political parties.

Law enforcement responded to reports of shots fired near the White House North Lawn early Saturday afternoon.

President Trump threatened the European Union with a tax on cars Saturday in response to E.U. pushback against his proposed steel and aluminum tariffs -- the latest fiery rhetoric in a brewing trade war.

President Trump was crystal clear on federal firearms policy this week: Seize weapons from people under certain circumstances without due process and rename a gun bill now before Congress.

Anthony Scaramucci, a President Trump supporter who had a brief and yet infamous stint as the administration’s communications director, can no longer enter the White House grounds without special permission, he confirmed to Fox News on Saturday.

Former Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore says his financial resources have been “depleted” and is making a public plea to help fight a civil suit brought by a woman who said during Moore’s failed campaign that he molested her as a teen.

Troubles continue to mount for a Texas Democrat who was recently convicted on 11 federal counts of money laundering and wires and securities fraud. On Friday the wife of state Sen. Carlos Uresti filed for divorce.

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White House chief of staff John Kelly insisted to reporters Friday he has “nothing” to consider resigning over, amid recent questions over his handling of the Rob Porter domestic abuse allegations.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation Friday that moved the 2018 primary election date from Sept. 11 to Sept. 13 to avoid conflicts with the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah and the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Nancy Pelosi slammed President Trump for staying mum on Russia's missile threats -- but also decried his 'belligerent' rhetoric on North Korea.

WASHINGTON -- The United States said Friday it was making permanent its decision last year to withdraw 60 percent of its diplomats from Cuba, citing a need to protect American personnel from what the State Department calls "health attacks" that remain unexplained.

Kentucky lawmakers may become the first to impose a new tax on opioids in an attempt to fight the growing national crisis surrounding the drugs.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal on Friday signed into law a tax bill that fellow Republicans used to punish Atlanta-based Delta in retaliation for the airline's decision to sever ties with the National Rifle Association.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election has been clouded by revelations that two former members of his team sent negative text messages about President Trump.

President Trump, who won the White House as the ultimate outsider candidate, is tending to back incumbents over challengers in races across the country this year.

President Trump and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer were acquainted long before the former got into politics.

A new Washington report warns that trillion-dollar budget deficits are returning next year and that $2 trillion-plus deficits are not far off in the wake of President Donald Trump's tax cuts and last month's big budget deal.

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Friday called out Russian President Vladimir Putin for what she labeled his “absurd” claims touting his country’s nuclear firepower against the United States.