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President Trump’s revised travel ban is headed back to familiar—and definitely not friendly—territory next week.

President Donald Trump is delaying a decision on whether to withdraw from the landmark international climate deal struck in Paris under the Obama administration.

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol is reporting another drop in the number of individuals apprehended along the U.S.-Mexico border.

U.S. Rep. Raul Labrador has joined the growing list of candidates running for Idaho governor in 2018.

A key member of President Trump's communication team says he has video of Hillary Clinton's concession call and is promising to release it in the near future.

Which road will he choose to take?

The director of the people-counting Census Bureau has left his job just as the agency steps up its once-a-decade tally.

Over two-dozen federal employees and teams were recipients of the Partnership for Public Service’s 2016 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America medals.

The intervention of two senators has not been enough to stop allegations that the VA has retaliated against a whistle-blower physician who has been blocked from caring for veterans.

President Trump is considering a proposal from top advisers to send thousands more U.S. troops to Afghanistan and loosen the rules of engagement, all part of an effort to assist Afghan allies and put renewed pressure on the Taliban.

With China and Europe panicking over President Donald Trump’s aggressive plan to slash corporate taxes – the real test is coming down to whether a deal can be made with Republicans on Capitol Hill.

A Senate panel on Tuesday easily approved Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad's nomination to be the U.S. ambassador to China, a move that all but assures full Senate confirmation of President Donald Trump's pick for the key diplomatic post.

Obama-era federal bureaucrats who were supposed to oversee hundreds of millions of dollars of coal mining cleanups across the U.S. failed to do their jobs properly, while a large percentage of the money was used for other types of mining cleanups or “administrative expenses,” according to a Department of the Interior watchdog report.

In another life, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un’s propaganda chief could have had a heck of a career as an insult comic.

Close allies of former President Barack Obama quietly launched a new technology startup on Monday to further their ambitions of helping liberal candidates win political races across the country after waves of losses during the Obama years.

NSA Director Adm. Mike Rogers cast a dash of doubt Tuesday on the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia-tied hackers sought to help Donald Trump in the 2016 election, explaining for the first time in public testimony why his agency had only "moderate confidence" in that judgment.

NSA Director Adm. Mike Rogers said at a Senate hearing Tuesday that there has been no reduction in Russian efforts to affect the outcome of other countries' elections, and warned about the dangers of state and non-state actors moving from data "extraction" to data "manipulation."

U.S. officials have told airlines to "be prepared" for an expanded ban on carry-on electronic devices allowed on airplanes.

The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly considering expanding a ban on most carry-on electronic devices larger than a cellphone on U.S.-bound flights from Europe and various airports in the Middle East.

A 2016 press release calling for a ban on Muslim immigration was scrubbed from the Trump campaign website Monday -- just as the White House press secretary was quizzed on the existence of the page amid a court battle over the president’s controversial travel ban.