Rand Paul's neighbor pleads guilty to assaulting him
Rene Boucher pleaded guilty to assaulting a member of Congress Friday
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Rene Boucher pleaded guilty to assaulting a member of Congress Friday
George Nader was accused of importing images of nude boys, according to documents obtained by The Atlantic
Ed FitzGerald lost the Ohio governor's race in part because he drove without a valid license. Now, his job is to issue penalties for those who do the same
One of the Hildale workers said his religious beliefs prevented him from working for a woman and with people who aren't sect members. Mayor Donia Jessop is not a member of the sect
The 45-year-old son of Cliven Bundy says he intends to file candidacy papers next week and embark on a statewide speaking tour
A Mississippi bill to make most abortions illegal after 15 weeks of pregnancy is now awaiting the governor's expected signature
The junior senator from Florida said he believes North Korea is feeling pressure from sanctions and that he supports the administration's handling of the situation
The Democrat needs to pull from different parts of the political spectrum to win
State Department says "real crime threat" to Americans in popular town of Playa del Carmen, but Mexico says "no basis in fact"
Vickie Christiansen is the interim chief of the agency, after former chief Tony Tooke abruptly retired after an investigation
What could go wrong?
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is the last high-level Goldman Sachs alum working in the administration
The funds are mostly competitive grants to promote shooting sports. "Whatever I think of the NRA, they're providing legitimate educational services,"one school board member said
Tillerson says "fairly dramatic" change in stance from North Korean dictator "came as a little bit of a surprise to us"
On "The Takeout," Rep. Ben Ray Lujan told Major Garrett he saw an interesting change in the way Republicans were spending on ads last week