It's been nine days since our last public sighting of the first lady. Today is supposedly the day she heads to Mar-a-Lago, possibly with her son, Barron, to kick off spring break. Let's commemorate with this January 2015 beach shot from her official Twitter page.
Republican leaders plan a vote Thursday to repeal Obamacare, optimistic that President Donald Trump can help them close the deal, multiple House Republican sources tell CNN.
After President Donald Trump sent out a series of tweets accusing former President Barack Obama of wiretapping him during the 2016 election, White House press secretary Sean Spicer turned to a technicality: the references to wiretapping were in quotes.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced Friday that it has awarded Michigan $100 million to make upgrades to Flint's drinking water system, which became contaminated with lead and other toxins after the city switched water sources as a cost-cutting measure.
Rep. Sean Duffy claimed Friday that Obama administration intelligence agents surveilled former national security adviser Michael Flynn in an effort to go after President Donald Trump.
A Republican lawmaker called on President Donald Trump to either produce evidence of his so-far unverified claim that former President Barack Obama wiretapped Trump Tower or apologize over the claim.
Sebastian Gorka, deputy assistant to President Donald Trump, claimed Thursday that Trump's travel ban was never linked to a particular religious group during the campaign.
When President Donald Trump decamps from dreary Washington and jets off for an opulent weekend at Mar-a-Lago, he brings the city's advertisers with him.
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Friday visited the demilitarized zone, the highly-fortified border between North and South Korea, becoming the most senior US official to visit the area since President Barack Obama in 2012.
National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster has been on the job for less than a month, but the changes at the National Security Council already signal it will play a markedly different role under President Donald Trump than his predecessors.
When then-presidential candidate Donald Trump called for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims" entering the US back in 2015, he probably didn't imagine those words would come back to haunt him federal court in 2017.
Americans disagree with President Donald Trump's immigration priorities, according to a new CNN/ORC poll, with nearly two-thirds of Americans saying they'd like to see a path to legal status for undocumented immigrants rather than deportations.
When Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch appears before senators next week, he is sure to face familiar questions on hot topics such as abortion. But a distinct aspect of his record is likely to provoke interest in an issue that rarely arises in confirmation hearings: May physicians prescribe lethal drugs to terminally ill patients who want to end their lives?
At first it was "repeal and delay." Then it was all about "access to coverage." Now, Republicans are talking about a so-called "three-bucket strategy."
New York Republican Rep. Chris Collins, a longtime backer of President Donald Trump, said he does not support the President's budget plan to cut funds for Meals on Wheels.
Less than 50 days into the job, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has arrived in South Korea facing a host of issues that would test even the most seasoned diplomat.
Former Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum made it clear Thursday night that he is not a fan of President Trump's repeated allegations that former President Obama wiretapped him, warning Trump is only "hurting himself."
Rep. Chris Collins joined CNN's Van Jones on Thursday for a town hall-style event on live TV, and one of his constituents made it there to ask why he wouldn't do the same back home.
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