DOD: Latest U.S. airstrikes in Yemen not based on commando raid intel
Over the last two days, the U.S. has conducted more than 30 airstrikes, which are part of a stepped-up campaign against al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
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Over the last two days, the U.S. has conducted more than 30 airstrikes, which are part of a stepped-up campaign against al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
Tillerson is skipping the long tradition among secretaries of State of personally the State Department's annual Human Rights Report Friday
The former president made appearances on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and "The Ellen Show" this week
Norah O’Donnell spoke with the White House senior adviser about the pressures of working in the male-dominated world of politics
This came after the revelations that led Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the Justice Department is reviewing an Obama-era memo giving states flexibility on marijuana laws
The president traveled to Newport News, Va., to outline his plan to expand the military
President cites Canada and Australia as potential models for such a system
Speaker Ryan told Republicans that leaders would work through the weekend to draft "repeal and replace" legislation
Rep. Mike Bost says he "used a poor choice of words" when describing meetings that for many Republicans have turned into raucous affairs
Why the president's joint address to Congress worked, and the line that made speechwriters laugh the second they heard it
Pence spokesperson calls comparison to Hillary Clinton’s use of private email for gov’t business “absurd”
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Dante Antoine Rosser, 42, made 46 calls over a two-day period and demanding that his staff seek "financial reparations" for his family, authorities said
The New York Times reported that Obama aides tried to spread information about Trump campaign associates in order to leave a trail for intelligence community