Pence cracks Twitter jokes after touching NASA hardware labeled "do not touch"
The vice president showed his sense of humor after he reached out and touched a piece of equipment labeled "do not touch" at Kennedy Space Center
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The vice president showed his sense of humor after he reached out and touched a piece of equipment labeled "do not touch" at Kennedy Space Center
Former Attorney General Loretta Lynch denied in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee she contacted a Clinton official about the FBI Clinton email probe
President Trump began his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin by bringing up election interference, but Putin denied any role
Information about the firings are being posted online in what officials describe as an attempt at greater transparency
The cease-fire agreement, which also includes Jordan and Israel, is slated to go into effect July 9
"Dude, get your head in the game," former Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta tweeted from West Virginia Friday morning
In the first meeting since Trump took office, the two discussed renegotiating NAFTA and the Venezuelan crisis, though they still can't agree on a border wall
The bill aims to bring North Korea to the negotiating table by cutting off its access to the international financial system
Her spokeswoman said that the first lady has not been cleared by Hamburg police to leave the guesthouse where the Trumps are staying
The New Jersey governor is reportedly in the running for take over for a retiring sports host
The Republican governor also characterized the state media as "vile," ″inaccurate" and "useless"
Putin, who has had a complicated relationship with U.S. presidents, has a history of intimidation in private meetings with world leaders
The Supreme Court ruled the administration could mostly enforce its travel ban, but there are a few exceptions
The leaders closely watched two-hour first encounter had a cordial beginning and went on much longer than the 35 minutes that had been scheduled
On "The Takeout:" The Silicon Valley rep says the question Dems must be able to answer is, "Are my kids going to have the same shot at the American dream?"