Reality Check: Immigrants And Crime
The tragic death of an Indianapolis Colts football player has reignited the debate over illegal immigration.
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The tragic death of an Indianapolis Colts football player has reignited the debate over illegal immigration.
Thousands of Minnesotans attended precinct caucuses Tuesday night, providing first look at how the campaign is shaping up.
Community health care centers around the state could close or deal with drastic cuts if a deal isn't reached in Congress by Thursday.
Rachel Crooks' allegations of sexual misconduct against Donald Trump have been dismissed by the president and his supporters, so she has a new approach to ensure her message is heard: She's running for office.
Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald said Wednesday that he expects "chaos" as the Legislature rushes to complete its business over the next several weeks and he would not guarantee that several of Gov. Scott Walker's top priorities would pass during the final push.
President Donald Trump has asked the Pentagon to plan a grand parade of the U.S. armed forces in Washington this year to celebrate military strength, officials said Tuesday.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders says the president is focused "on our long-term economic fundamentals, which remain exceptionally strong."
Tim Pawlenty, who already served as governor from 2003 to 2011, recently left his position at a Washington lobbying firm.
With just 2 weeks to go until the start of the new legislative session, a political showdown continues.
President Donald Trump says it's "so disgraceful" that Indianapolis Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson was killed by a person who is in the U.S. illegally.
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said he has not ruled out the possibility of meeting with North Korean officials at the upcoming Olympics in South Korea.
Monday, Lewis told reporters that he's been taking it easy.
Bachmann previously said she hadn't ruled out running for the seat previously held by Al Franken.
The only person convicted in the United States in connection with the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks is suing President Donald Trump over conditions at a federal prison, where he alleges he experiences "psychological torture" while kept in total isolation.
Now that the Super Bowl has left town, political leaders want to remind you it's going to be a busy campaign year. And it all starts with caucuses Tuesday.
