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The White House is firing back at Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer for offering, then rescinding, a “phony” and “bogus” deal to support border wall funding in return for an immigration deal that protects illegal immigrants brought to the United States as children.

The Trump administration is dismantling an Obama-era program that, in part, allows for hundreds of thousands of young, undocumented immigrants to remain in the country.

Missouri’s Republican governor is the latest politician to star in his own drama: Fifty Shades of Greitens – a tawdry tale of lust, power and betrayal that has consumed state politics and led to bipartisan calls for his resignation.

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FBI Director Chris Wray said Tuesday that his chief of staff, James Rybicki, is leaving the bureau, a development that follows President Trump taking aim at other senior FBI officials who worked under the former director, James Comey.

Federal law enforcement sources told Fox News Rybicki was not fired, and his exit has “been in the works for awhile.”

The roll call of Democratic senators who voted Monday to extend the government shutdown in a push for ‘Dreamer’ protections reads like a who’s who of potential 2020 presidential candidates – raising concerns even within the party that the drift by would-be Trump rivals “further to the left” could endanger their political prospects.

Alabama lawmakers may be waving the white flag in the culture wars.

Marc Goldwein, senior policy director of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, answered seven basic questions about the process Americans should know.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions spent several hours being grilled by the special counsel’s office last week as part of the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, the Justice Department confirmed Tuesday.

New text messages allegedly reveal that controversial FBI official Peter Strzok was hesitant about joining Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation team because of his “gut sense” there would be “no big there there.”

President Trump is known for giving his political opponents nicknames, especially on social media.

While the government was shuttered, some lawmakers decided to forgo their paycheck or donated their salaries to charity.

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer is taking heat from some of the most influential and deep-pocketed groups in the liberal base for caving to Republicans in the shutdown standoff.

President Trump tweeted Tuesday that a newly revealed five-month gap in text messages between FBI “lovers” Peter Strzok and Lisa Page is a huge story, saying the missing messages cover a “prime” period of time.

Two top FBI officials under fire for exchanging anti-Trump text messages during the 2016 election spoke of a “secret society” the day after President Trump's victory, according to two lawmakers with knowledge of the messages.

In what may be a first, President Trump thanked longtime media nemesis “Crazy Jim Acosta” early Tuesday -- for seemingly acknowledging that the end of the government shutdown was a win for the Trump White House.

Vice President Mike Pence said Monday the peace between Israel and the Palestinians is more likely following the decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of the Jewish State.

President Trump’s former spotlight-seeking staffer Omarosa Manigault-Newman seems to be cashing in on her contentious time at the White House.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court struck down the state's widely criticized congressional map Monday, granting a major victory to Democrats who alleged the 18 districts were unconstitutionally gerrymandered to benefit Republicans and setting off a scramble to draw a new map.