Indicted Congressman Wins Re-Election, Vows 'Business As Usual'
Rep. Duncan Hunter, who won re-election while facing federal corruption charges, promised constituents it will be "business-as-usual," but some wonder whether that will be possible.
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Rep. Duncan Hunter, who won re-election while facing federal corruption charges, promised constituents it will be "business-as-usual," but some wonder whether that will be possible.
Managers are worried they may have to go dark again if PG&E cuts power again on Thursday morning.
CNN reporter Jim Acosta was denied entry to the White House grounds on Monday night after an exchange with the president on Monday.
Prosecutors said his pit bull mix was suffering from a chronic illness but hadn't been taken to a veterinarian for a long time.
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Matthew G. Whitaker, Sessions' chief of staff, will become acting attorney general.
Gavin Newsom was elected governor of California but the message in his victory speech was directed far beyond the state's borders and at one man: President Donald Trump.
A supporter of President Trump says he was forced to change his shirt before he was allowed to vote Tuesday in Arkansas.
Democratic billionaire Tom Steyer on Wednesday urged the newly empowered House Democrats to pursue impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
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