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President Donald Trump will formally declare the country's growing opioid problem to be a national emergency next week.

Strict gun laws passed in two states to require background checks for every firearm sale had virtually no effect, a new study has found.

President Trump headed to South Carolina Monday to lend his support for Gov. Henry McMaster’s reelection campaign.

The FBI had evidence as early as 2009 that Russian operatives used bribes, kickbacks and other dirty tactics to expand Moscow’s atomic energy footprint in the U.S. – but the Obama administration approved a controversial uranium deal benefiting Moscow anyway, according to an explosive new report.

It’s been 343 days since the presidential election, but even still President Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton haven’t stopped their bickering.

Hundreds of contractors holding important information security jobs at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have for years been working as high-level operators of its computer systems without the appropriate security background checks — a situation the agency is still scrambling to correct.

Employees who work at federal government agencies are continuing their trend of overwhelmingly donating to Democrats for the 2018 election cycle, records show.

Hillary Clinton is very much on the defensive about Harvey Weinstein.

The FBI released documents Monday proving former FBI Director James Comey began drafting a letter regarding Hillary Clinton's email investigation months before conducting several key interviews, including speaking to Clinton herself.

San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich sounded off Monday against President Trump, calling him a “soulless coward” after the president’s remarks following a question about the U.S. soldiers killed in Niger on Oct. 4.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott declared a state of emergency Monday ahead of white nationalist leader Richard Spencer’s scheduled speech at the University of Florida.

The Republican-led Senate on Monday confirmed Callista Gingrich, wife of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, as the U.S. ambassador to the Vatican.

President Donald Trump again slammed “fake news” Monday, this time denouncing sexual assault allegations made against him after a former contestant from “The Apprentice” filed a subpoena against the Trump campaign.

President Trump promised to fix the broken system at the Department of Veterans Affairs and now critics are blasting his VA Secretary David Shulkin saying facilities still do not have enough federal workers to provide adequate healthcare.

New York City public schools will re-open their classrooms this week to as many as 400 former full-time teachers including many removed for incompetence or other disciplinary reasons – an attempt to ease a multi-million-dollar taxpayer burden from a 2005 deal that unions have since used to protect teachers from being fired.

In a year where coverage of President Trump has generated TV ratings, limitless controversy,  and the world’s scrutiny,  the November 7th Virginia governor’s race between former Republican National Committee Chair Ed Gillespie and Democratic Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam has been gasping for attention.

President Donald Trump again slammed “fake news” Monday, this time denouncing sexual assault allegations made against him after a former contestant from “The Apprentice” filed a subpoena against the Trump campaign.

And will the party cooperate?

President Trump hammered Hillary Clinton on Monday for her defense of NFL players protesting the national anthem, saying that kind of "thinking" is why she lost the election.

From Twitter jabs to shouting matches, the feud between the President of the United States and Senate Majority Leader is anything but subtle.