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In a textbook example of why Facebook users should pause for a moment of reflection before they post, a Democratic candidate for Ohio governor sought Friday to get ahead of any potential sex scandals by announcing the details of his relationships with 50 women.

Roy Moore on Saturday fought back against lawyer Gloria Allred for her refusing to release a high-school year book that she say is evidence in the sexual-misconduct allegations that threaten to derail Moore’s bid for an Alabama Senate seat.

Congress has doled out nearly $1 million in taxpayer-funded settlements this year to eight people following workplace complaints on Capitol Hill, according to a new government report.

President Trump on Saturday criticized Hillary Clinton, the Democrat he defeated in the 2016 White House race, for her recent and repeated questioning of the election results.

The head of the New Hampshire GOP on Friday urged the state’s Democratic Party chair to drop former President Bill Clinton’s name from a major fundraising event.

The House Judiciary Committee this week advanced a bipartisan bill to discourage American companies from relying too heavily on skilled workers from overseas.

Liberal billionaire George Soros and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi were listed as the main attractions Friday at a California gathering of the anti-Trump elite.

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions showed Friday that all the speculation sparked by investigations into the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia hasn't affected his sense of humor.

An attorney for Senior Adviser to the President Jared Kushner said Friday that his client encouraged members of the Trump campaign to decline meetings with foreigners who "go back home and claim they have special access to gain importance for themselves."

It looks like President Trump is having a change of heart when it comes his recent decision to lift the ban on importing elephant trophies from Africa.

Former Hillary Clinton adviser Philippe Reines told Fox News' "The Story" Friday night that comparing sexual misconduct allegations against Bill Clinton to more recent claims against prominent men represented a "complete false equivalency."

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said Friday that she will vote for beleaguered GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore in next month's special election in the hope of preserving Republican control of Congress.

Alabama Democratic Senate nominee Doug Jones is surging in the polls as embattled Republican Roy Moore fights back allegations he pursued romantic relationships with teenage girls in his thirties.

The White House released a statement Friday announcing the addition of five new names to President Trump’s list of potential Supreme Court nominees.

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As Americans sign up during Open Enrollment for health insurance in 2018, those on the Obamacare exchange are seeing higher premiums.

The chairman of the Florida Democratic Party resigned Friday after staffers accused the official of inappropriate behavior toward women.

The Senate Ethics Committee could soon be busy investigating Sens. Bob Menendez for corruption and Al Franken for sexual misconduct. Roy Moore, a Senate candidate, could also be under a probe for sexual misconduct if he wins.

One year after losing the presidential race, 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton is still questioning the “legitimacy” of President Trump’s victory, accusing Republicans of voter suppression tactics in swing states and Russians of influencing votes through a “disinformation campaign.”

With the sexual assault allegations against Roy Moore mounting, Washington Republicans have been scrambling to come up with ideas for how to handle the GOP Senate candidate.