Can Trump stick to his promises after the State of the Union?
Trump is set to deliver his first State of the Union address Tuesday night
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Trump is set to deliver his first State of the Union address Tuesday night
Trump has a better case for declaring "the state of our union is strong" than he did six months ago. If and when he does, will anyone be listening?
Former Trump aide and "Apprentice" contestant named to cast of upcoming version of CBS show
GPS tracking company's "heat map" that tracks device locations is raising security concerns about soldiers and military bases in sensitive areas
Russia-linked accounts retweeted candidate Hillary Clinton's posts just under 50,000 times
Monday's fundraiser is expected to raise about $500,000 and Pence is expected to be introduced by Donald Trump Jr.
Trump touched on topics like the Brexit negotiations, social media in an era of "fake news," and French President Macron
"The president's never intimated to me in any way the desire to fire Mueller," Marc Short said
"A narrow bill is most important; the thing that we can get through our Congress, both houses, in the House and in the Senate," Hurd told "Face the Nation"
Sanders called continuing resolutions "very detrimental to the military and to many other agencies of government"
"Congress has got to work its will, and ultimately we'll see what the president is willing to sign," said Collins on "Face the Nation"
"I've been a little overwhelmed by how landmark it is when it shouldn't be -- it's the 21st century," said Duckworth of her pregnancy
Here are the continued threats to the homeland after Trump's first year in office, before his first State of the Union speech
"Money doesn't equate to happiness," the rapper said in response to Trump taking credit for low unemployment
Rubio said in a statement his chief of staff was fired