Federal court upholds block on Trump travel ban
A federal appeals court is upholding a ruling that blocks President Trump's revised travel ban on six Muslim-majority countries
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A federal appeals court is upholding a ruling that blocks President Trump's revised travel ban on six Muslim-majority countries
The Secretary of State will go to London on Friday in his first visit to Great Britain since joining the administration
Both Democrats and Republicans in Congress responded to Gianforte's treatment of a reporter who asked him about the CBO scoring of the health care bill
Sessions, who met with Russian Envoy Sergey Kislyak at least twice last year, didn't list those interactions on his security clearance application
The House speaker said Gianforte, the GOP congressional candidate in Thursday's special election in Montana, should apologize to the reporter he was charged with assaulting
Mr. Trump reissued his calls for NATO ally members to pay their "fair share" in order to help drive out terrorism
British PM Theresa May is furious that there's been a media leak of intelligence information regarding the Manchester bombing
The new AUMF proposed by Sens. Tim Kaine, D-Virginia and Jeff Flake, R-Arizona, would authorize force against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), al Qaeda and the Taliban
Under a special budget procedure, Senate Republicans would only need a majority to pass a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare rather than a supermajority
Greg Gianforte allegedly "body-slammed" reporter; he's running in Thursday's closely-watched special election for seat vacated by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke
The Republican has been charged with misdemeanor assault after allegedly grabbing a reporter and throwing him to the ground
The DCCC says they will put the "maximum amount of money allowable" behind the new digital ads
Trump is choosing caution over his usual brand of chaos during his first foreign trip abroad as president
Federal law stipulates how long someone can serve in an acting position before the president finds a permanent replacement
Most of official Washington believes that Russia was behind the hacking of DNC emails, but some supporters of President Trump have been pushing an alternate theory