For Hours, Mueller's Office Questioned Sessions In Russia Investigation
Investigators with Special Counsel Robert Mueller questioned Attorney General Jeff Sessions for hours last week.
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Investigators with Special Counsel Robert Mueller questioned Attorney General Jeff Sessions for hours last week.
Voting is a right but it's also a privilege, one that many people believe should be afforded to every American.
As the government ended their shutdown Monday, a new clock started for the group known as Dreamers.
The federal government gets back up and running today.
Race and ethnicity would have to be recorded when the driver is ticketed for texting while driving, under a measure in the state Senate.
The Florida House wants to target $50 million toward opioid treatment and prevention in the upcoming year.
Cuba's nominating commissions have chosen their candidates for their next parliament - the group which will select the island nation's next president this year.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has vowed to "leave no stone unturned" to find missing text messages tied to the Russia investigation.
By a vote of 81 to 18, the Senate approved moving a spending bill forward that would keep the government open for the next three weeks.
A new way of dealing with bullies could be coming from Tallahassee.
Runoff election winner Joe Carollo is no longer dealing with an election challenge lawsuit from his former opponent.
Missouri's governor is resisting calls to resign after being accused of assaulting and blackmailing a former lover.
This confirms the controversial move is speeding up after officials earlier said it could take three to four years.
Commercial airboat operators would have to complete a state-approved course before taking on passengers under a measure named for a 22-year-old woman killed last year.
The government is shut down. So what's next and what is affected by this?
