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WASHINGTON -- A top House Republican has demanded details on the use of private emails by some of President Donald Trump's closest advisers.

As tensions between the U.S. and North Korea continue to escalate, President Donald Trump’s tough rhetoric and warnings have only increased.

The faculty at Georgetown University Law Center already are clashing with Attorney General Jeff Sessions ahead of his Tuesday address where he plans to assail political correctness and declare free speech “under attack” on college campuses.

After the Dallas Cowboys -- including owner Jerry Jones -- kneeled before the national anthem ahead of their game against the Arizona Cardinals, President Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday blasting the demonstration and declaring there is "great anger" over these spectacles.

Hillary Clinton on Monday ripped the Trump administration over its “rank hypocrisy” after it was revealed the president’s son-in-law Jared Kushner used a private email while communicating with colleagues in the White House.

If President Trump’s goal was to ignite a culture war, put the NFL on trial and plunge the media into an emotional debate over sports and patriotism, he scored.

Shortly after Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, announced Monday that she would not support the Graham-Cassidy health care bill, some Republicans considered their next move and whether the bill is even worth a vote.

Across Alabama on Monday night, Vice President Pence, Steve Bannon and Phil Robertson, of Duck Dynasty, were all seen on stage stumping for the two candidates running in Alabama’s runoff election on Tuesday.

A feisty and passionate Steve Bannon stood up against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other establishment Republicans during an interview on “Hannity” Monday night while doubling down on his support for his former boss.

Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, said Monday she will vote against the latest ObamaCare repeal bill, effectively killing the Graham-Cassidy legislation.

Across Alabama on Monday night, Vice President Pence, Steve Bannon and Phil Robertson, of Duck Dynasty, were all seen on stage stumping for the two candidates running in Alabama’s runoff election on Tuesday.

With an end-of-year deadline looming to re-authorize a vital foreign intelligence collection tool, senior U.S. government officials said Monday that the program had 106,000 foreign targets in calendar-year 2016 – as they urged renewal, arguing there is “no substitute” for this kind of intelligence.

As President Donald Trump battled with athletes over their protests during the national anthem, some National Football League teams decided to stay in the locker room while the “Star-Spangled Banner” played.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions plans to declare freedom of speech is “under attack” at American colleges and universities, during an address Tuesday taking aim at political correctness run amok on campus.

Iranian state television released video footage Friday claiming to show the launch of a new type of medium-range ballistic missile, a few hours after it was displayed during a military parade in Tehran.

Peter Baker is the chief White House correspondent for The New York Times and is billed as a straight-news reporter — so why is he attacking President Donald Trump as heated and contentious?

The Supreme Court has canceled arguments set for Oct. 10 in the dispute over President Donald Trump's travel ban, after Trump rolled out a new policy Sunday.

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Republican authors behind a last-ditch plan to overhaul ObamaCare struggled Monday to win over Senate holdouts, even after reworking the funding formula in the latest version to give key states more money.

The White House on Monday staunchly defended President Trump’s criticism of the NFL's anthem protesters, saying it is “always appropriate” for the president of the United States to “defend” the flag and the National Anthem.