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Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore won the Alabama GOP primary runoff Tuesday night for a seat in the U.S. Senate, defeating incumbent Sen. Luther Strange.

For football fans, it was a weekend filled with upsets, dramatic game-deciding calls from referees – and politics.

President Trump and Vice President Pence quickly closed ranks Wednesday behind Alabama’s Roy Moore after he defeated their favored candidate in the state’s Senate primary runoff.

President Trump touched off widespread speculation Wednesday morning with a mysterious tweet on the health care debate that claimed one "Yes vote" was in the hospital.

President Trump made no secret of his strong support for Sen. Luther Strange in Tuesday's GOP primary runoff in Alabama – but now that Roy Moore is the winner, the president has deleted his Twitter endorsements.

President Trump said Wednesday that he’s spoken with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, calling him a “winner” and suggesting his players will stand for the national anthem – a day after the president called out the team for its kneeling protest.

Alexander Soros, the son of liberal billionaire mega-donor George Soros and managing partner of Soros Fund Management, is outpacing his father in federal political contributions this election cycle, Federal Election Commission filings show.

President Trump may have put points on the board with his weekend offensive against the NFL, but he lost a big game where the score really counts.

U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat on trial for corruption, threatened the State Department with a Senate hearing if it failed to favorably resolve an international dispute in favor of his rich friend, a witness testified Tuesday.

President Trump on Tuesday night tweeted an earlier video that showed the world’s fastest man, Usain Bolt, stopping a live interview to stand in silence for the U.S.’s National Anthem.

President Trump late Monday tweeted once again his support for Sen. Luther Strange in the hotly contested Alabama Republican runoff for U.S. Senate, a race that's pitted Trump against his former strategist, Steve Bannon.

Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore soundly defeated Sen. Luther Strange in Tuesday's Senate primary runoff, overcoming heavy GOP establishment support for the incumbent, including from President Trump himself.

Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore won the Alabama GOP primary runoff Tuesday night for a seat in the U.S. Senate, defeating incumbent Sen. Luther Strange.

Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore was projected to soundly defeat incumbent Sen. Luther Strange in a GOP primary runoff that pitted President Donald Trump against some of his most loyal supporters, including former chief strategist Steve Bannon, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and a slew of conservative members of the House of Representatives.

Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore was projected to soundly defeat incumbent Sen. Luther Strange in a GOP primary runoff that pitted President Donald Trump against some of his most loyal supporters, including former chief strategist Steve Bannon, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and a slew of conservative members of the House of Representatives.

The Department of Homeland Security reversed its initial assessment on Friday that Wisconsin’s voter registration was targeted by Russian backed hackers, and instead claimed it was actually the Department of Workforce Development, reported the Associated Press.

The heroic actions of a church usher, who pulled his gun on the shooter, raised questions about whether guns and right to carry laws equal less crime.

Polls closed Tuesday in Alabama’s GOP Senate primary runoff between Sen. Luther Strange and former state Chief Justice Roy Moore, a race that has pitted President Donald Trump against some of his most loyal supporters, including former chief strategist Steve Bannon, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and a slew of conservative members of the House of Representatives.

The acting head of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will step down at the end of this month, Fox News confirmed Tuesday.

Weeks after a veterans' health initiative received $2.1 billion in emergency funding, the Trump administration says the private-sector Veterans Choice health care program may need additional money as early as December to avoid a disruption of care for hundreds of thousands of veterans.