Some legislatures lack sexual misconduct policies, training
An AP review found a third of all legislative chambers do not require lawmakers to receive training about sexual harassment
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An AP review found a third of all legislative chambers do not require lawmakers to receive training about sexual harassment
Ambassador Pete Hoekstra once said Muslims were burning people in Netherlands, now he's "not revisiting" the issue
Republican Rep. Steve Alford suggested at a public forum that blacks were predisposed to abusing drugs
The hurdles are enormous, and there's no real, workable way to prove the president is "crazy"
Eric Greitens concedes he was "unfaithful" to his wife, Sheena, but denies report he blackmailed the woman to try to keep her quiet
"They're giving you people that they don't want," the president said earlier this week
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte unveiled a reform bill reflecting discussions GOP has had with Trump on immigration goals
"Hopefully," Mr. Trump said, "it will lead to success for the world -- not just for our country, but for the world"
In a press conference, the president said it "seems unlikely" he will be interviewed by special counsel
The State Department is trying to make it easier for U.S. travelers to access security information about their travel destinations
He also talked about his meeting Tuesday with lawmakers about immigration, and he said he wanted to revisit libel laws
Issa was first elected in 2000. His impending departure makes him the 31st Republican expected to leave the House by 2019
Feinstein defied Republicans and released testimony Tuesday from an interview with the co-founder of Fusion GPS, the firm that commissioned the Trump-Russia dossier
The White House has since updated the transcript
The Republican senator told "CBS This Morning" that it is "exceptionally important" to get immigration legislation "right"