Vice President Mike Pence hosted a reception celebrating Cinco de Mayo in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, an event traditionally attended by the President.
FBI Director James Comey revealed few new details in a classified briefing with the House intelligence committee Thursday about the bureau's investigation into Russia meddling, leaving some members uncertain about the scope of the inquiry and frustrated that they didn't learn more.
Hillary Clinton, reentering the political fray months after her 2016 campaign loss, will soon launch a political organization aimed at funding "resistance" groups standing up to President Donald Trump, sources with knowledge of the plans tell CNN.
On the House floor, Democrats sang to channel their frustration after Republicans passed the American Health Care Act on Thursday. But on social media, the minority party traded song for snark.
The trucking and busing industries should watch for terrorists who might be preparing to ram vehicles into people and buildings, the Transportation Security Administration warns, citing recent attacks worldwide.
The Republican Party's seven-year quest to repeal Obamacare faces its ultimate test on Thursday, when the House votes on a bill that would dismantle the pillars of the Affordable Care Act and make sweeping changes to the nation's health care system.
A federal judge issued preliminary injunction Thursday against a Georgia voter registration law which cut off voter registration 90 days before an election, allowing Georgians to register as close as 30 days before voting.
Fourteen of the most vulnerable House Republicans -- those from congressional districts Democrat Hillary Clinton won in 2016 -- voted Thursday to back the Republican health care bill. It's a decision Democrats hope to hang over their heads for the next 19 months.
Donald Trump's nominee to be Army secretary, Mark Green, wrote in a June 2013 Facebook post that then-President Barack Obama "supports transvestites in uniform."
Republicans may be jubilant that revamped health care legislation finally passed the House on Thursday, but many of the professional associations that represent America's health care workers are clearly unhappy.
It's only been two days since its debut, but already reviews for Ivanka Trump's latest book, "Women Who Work: Redefining the Rules for Success," are in.
Following the passage of the Republican health care bill Thursday, the House floor erupted into song. But they weren't sounds of triumph, they were words of warning from House Democrats to the GOP.
The House of Representatives, after an earlier failure, started the process of repealing the Affordable Care Act, Obamacare, when it voted 217-213, largely on party lines, on a bill to gut large portions of the health care law.
