Live: White House briefing December 5, 2017
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders briefs the press December 5, 2017 at 3:00 p.m. ET
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders briefs the press December 5, 2017 at 3:00 p.m. ET
Democrat Doug Jones has raised far more funds than Roy Moore, his Republican opponent, in recent weeks
Members of the Republican party began to come to grips with the ever-clearer possibility of Moore's victory
How the besieged Republican candidate went from catastrophe to favorite in recent weeks
After the president endorsed Moore, the national GOP said it would again support Moore
Moore accuser Debbie Gibson presented a "memories book" containing a what she claims is a graduation card from Moore
President's endorsement comes after Moore lost backing of many top Republicans since he was hit with allegations of sexual misconduct
Trump's daughter-in-law invited supporters to attend a Trump event in Pensacola next week. Alabama votes in a special election for a Senate seat on Dec. 12
The special election is on Dec. 12
Conservative nonprofit was caught attempting to entice Washington Post to report false sex assault allegation
A new survey shows healthy majorities of Americans believe the women who have recently charged political figures with harassment or assault
Former White House strategist Steve Bannon announced that he will campaign for controversial Senate candidate Roy Moore
Shelby had told reporters earlier this month he would write in a candidate instead of voting for Roy Moore
Reliable Republicans are caught in tricky position just weeks ahead of Alabama's special election
Alabama Senate candidate denies allegations of groping girls, says he's going to "take off the gloves" with two weeks left in the campaign
The woman, Jaime T. Phillips, appears to work with Project Veritas -- an organization that attempts to discredit mainstream news outlets
President Trump has indicated that he backs Moore in the Alabama Senate race despite a series of sexual allegations he faces
The House's vote comes at a time when multiple men in entertainment, media and politics have faced allegations
Ahead of his return to Washington following the Thanksgiving holiday, Mr. Trump tweeted, "Jones would be a disaster!"
Democrat who had become key player in party releases another statement of regret after sexual harassment allegations
The president and Congress face a number of tough decisions ahead
"We are thankful that his last words before leaving the White House to celebrate Thanksgiving were the strong words of support for Roy Moore," a fundraising email said
John Rogers, the communications director for Moore's campaign, is out, but the circumstances surrounding his departure aren't entirely clear
Walter Shaub said he has filed a complaint with the Office of Special Counsel
"Will we make their abuser a U.S. senator?" the ad says