White House still fielding questions on Rob Porter
The White House continued to field questions regarding former staff secretary Rob Porter's security clearance
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The White House continued to field questions regarding former staff secretary Rob Porter's security clearance
Christopher Wray's Senate testimony suggests White House staff secretary's background investigation was complete
The meeting comes after Attorney General Jeff Sessions praised the "Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement"
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that there is "no reason" why the Senate can't reach a bipartisan immigration deal this week
The president met with lawmakers on trade matters, in particular on steel and aluminum cases
U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson's parents have donated the maximum amount to the campaign of their son's Democratic rival, incumbent Tammy Baldwin
"It creates a risk because individuals are going to see highly classified information coming across their desk," Panetta said
The Koch-backed group Americans For Prosperity plan to launch a $4 million advertising campaign against Missouri's Sen. Claire McCaskill and Indiana's Sen. Joe Donnelly
Trump's proposed 2019 budget for the EPA would cut funding by 90 percent for an Obama-era plan for dealing with pollution in the world's biggest surface freshwater system
The dog promised "soft couches" and a "completely anti-squirrel agenda" if elected governor of Kansas
The FBI director, CIA director, Director of National Intelligence, and other intelligence heads are testifying on threats facing the U.S. and allies
The portraits will hang in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.
Republican senator says his immigration framework is "generous" to DACA recipients
If enacted, the plan would establish an era of $1 trillion-plus yearly deficits
The Commerce Department said Thomas Brunell was no longer under consideration for deputy director of the Census Bureau