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There’s a congressional race unfolding in Minnesota in a way that could prove to be a test tube for 2020.

The necessary legal paperwork is in place for President Trump to pardon former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio should he decide to do so, Fox News has learned.

A federal judge is expected to order the first known deported DREAMer to be allowed to return to the U.S. to make his case about why he should be able to stay in the country.

How will he continue to pay the bill?

President Donald Trump delivered remarks at the American Legion Convention in Reno, Nev. and signed the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act the Senate passed earlier this month.

President Donald Trump is expected to Wednesday sign a new law aiding veterans seeking help for disabilities.

President Trump signed what he called a “historic bill” for veterans on stage during the American Legion’s national convention in Nevada on Wednesday.

The firm behind the infamous anti-Trump dossier was working at "the same time" on behalf of a Vladimir Putin-connected family to campaign against a U.S. sanctions law, a key witness in a Senate probe claims.

Like a page ripped out of a really bad spy novel, Trump critics appear to be slipping secret messages in their resignation letters. But put away that decoder ring: the code has been cracked.

An anti-sanctuary city law is about to take effect in Texas, but not without a final burst of controversy and court battles.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren may have her eyes on a 2020 White House bid, but first she'll have to make it through her own Senate reelection – and several Republicans are competing for a shot to challenge her.

President Trump has dramatically ratcheted up criticism of his Senate Republican detractors, going after Arizona’s senators at Tuesday's freewheeling Phoenix rally and following up with an accusation on Twitter that GOP leaders are “just wasting time” if they don’t scrap the filibuster.

The Justice Department is backing off its request for the IP addresses of visitors to an anti-Trump website, a move hailed as a “victory” by the hosting company which had blasted the attempt as a constitutional breach.

Standing before his supporters in Phoenix, Ariz., Tuesday evening, President Donald Trump lambasted the media – specifically “fake news” – for its coverage of his response to the attack in Charlottesville, Va., earlier this month.

“Back up, you creep.” That’s what Hillary Clinton suggests in her forthcoming memoir she wanted to say to then-candidate Donald Trump, during a close-quarters debate last October.

CNN's Don Lemon accused President Trump Tuesday night of “clearly trying to ignite a civil war” while hosting a panel discussion that repeatedly questioned the president's mental health.

President Trump implied Tuesday night that he would veto any congressional spending resolution to keep to prevent a government shutdown next month unless it includes money for his U.S.-Mexico border wall.

President Donald Trump’s comprehensive new strategy to achieve a “lasting peace” in Afghanistan was enthusiastically received Tuesday by the government of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, which praised the increasing number of U.S. troops in the country as another way to strengthen weakened Afghan forces.

Identity thieves stole over $6 million in Social Security benefits by hacking the government's online direct deposit program, an agency watchdog reported.

The most striking passage in President Trump’s Afghanistan speech was not about sending troops or fighting terrorists.