In the wake of a fatal stabbing in Portland last week, a US senator from Oregon said that President Donald Trump bears some responsibility for a "wave of violence" in the country.
The dramatic quest to repeal Obamacare this spring left House Republicans politically bruised, exhausted and -- perhaps most of all -- relieved to finally be done.
No one is quite sure what "covfefe" -- the typo issued by President Donald Trump early Wednesday morning that quickly went viral -- means. But Democratic Sen. Al Franken is offering a definition.
An apologetic Kathy Griffin took to Instagram to issue a mea culpa for participating in a photo shoot that featured her holding up a bloody head resembling President Donald Trump.
The election-day fundraising blast from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised hopes that a potentially blockbuster moment for the anti-Donald Trump resistance was coming in a special election for a House seat in Montana.
President Donald Trump is expected to roll back portions of the Obama opening with Cuba as early as June, according to a US government official involved in the review of current US policy toward the communist-run island.
The Pentagon on Tuesday will for the first time test its ability to shoot down an intercontinental ballistic missile using its own upgraded long-range interceptor missile in what is being widely seen as a test of US ability to counter a North Korean missile launch.
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn will provide documents requested by the Senate intelligence committee -- including an initial batch by June 6 -- a person close to Flynn said Tuesday.
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken said he thinks it is "very suspicious" that Jared Kushner reportedly proposed setting up a secret communication channel between the Trump transition team and the Kremlin.
Rep. Eric Swalwell, a California Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, pushed back Tuesday against accusations made by the Republican chairman of the panel.
The Department of Homeland Security appears open to alternatives to an expansion of the electronics ban, such as random screening of passengers, an airline source tells CNN.
Hours after a federal appeals court issued a scathing rebuke of President Donald Trump's revised travel ban last week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions vowed to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.
