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President Donald Trump warned his fellow Republicans of big losses at the ballot box if they fail to repeal and replace Obamacare.

President's Trump's son is criticizing the mayor of London in the immediate aftermath of an attack in the city that killed three and wounded at least 20 on the grounds of the UK Parliament.

A flurry of stories surrounding President Donald Trump has brought the US intelligence community's massive surveillance capabilities to the forefront of the political conversation.

"Believe Me."

President Donald Trump, in an effort to sell his health care plan to wary conservatives, is turning to his trio of former House Republicans with what he hopes are influential conservative credentials: Vice President Mike Pence, Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price and Office and Management and Budget director Mick Mulvaney.

Neil Gorsuch sits down Wednesday for his third day of confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee, following an 11-hour marathon session the day before.

Ivanka Trump's growing role in her father's administration directly conflicts with his past statements and renews questions about nepotism in the White House.

The people at Mount Vernon argue their hashtag commemorating George Washington -- #MadeAmericaGreat -- is not offering any judgment on Donald Trump, whose catchphrase is Make America Great Again.

Democrats dug in to Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch Wednesday with sharp questions regarding abortion and his conservative judicial philosophy.

Whoops. The Transportation Department said Wednesday an employee inadvertently posted a tweet under Secretary Elaine Chao's name urging a Democratic member of Congress to sue President Donald Trump.

As Americans find themselves grappling with intense divisions in the age of President Donald Trump, the Banditos, an Americana rock band from Birmingham, Alabama, have had a front-row seat in both worlds: a conservative America concerned about economic and social issues and a progressive America, where an activist movement is brewing.

Some things Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch has told the Senate Judiciary Committee that he is not:

Alfa Bank has stepped up its fight against computer scientists who suggested the major Russian bank was in communication with the Trump Organization in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

US-supported fighters in Syria have begun a major ground offensive, backed up by US forces, to retake a vital dam near Raqqa, Syria, a US official told CNN Wednesday.

These last frenzied hours before Republicans put up their health care reform proposal are going to bring a lot of political excitement and good old-fashioned Washington spin and speculation. Lawmakers who support the bill will say they do have the votes to pass the bill. Lawmakers who oppose it will say they don't have the votes.

Only 37% say they approve of President Donald Trump's job performance, with 56% saying they do not, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday.

US officials are offering assistance to British authorities after an attack Wednesday on the Houses of Parliament in London that police there are treating as terrorism.

Several of President Trump's children and grandchildren are in Aspen, Colorado, this week for spring break.

As Judge Neil Gorsuch continued to testify at his Supreme Court confirmation hearing Wednesday, his potential soon-to-be colleagues were busy reversing an interpretation of a federal anti-discrimination statute that he played a role in crafting.

Kraig Moss made financial sacrifices last year to follow Trump around the country and tell his own story. Now, he wishes he hadn't.