"You all just got a lot richer," Trump tells friends, referencing tax overhaul
Trump kicked off his holiday weekend at Mar-a-Lago Friday night at a dinner
White House denies report that Trump made offensive remarks about immigrants
New York Times report claims Mr. Trump said immigrants from Haiti "all have AIDS"
McCabe expected to retire from FBI in early 2018
McCabe has come under fire from Republicans
Bannon, Lewandowski invited to testify before House panel
Both former Trump aides played key roles on the president's campaign, and for Bannon, in the White House
VA illegally hired medical workers with revoked licenses for years: Report
Congress prohibited the VA from hiring workers with revoked medical licenses in 1999
Judge chastises Rick Gates for legal defense fundraiser
The judge asked Gates to explain how a video he recorded doesn't violate the gag order she issued
House Ethics Committee expands Farenthold probe
The committee is also looking into improper use of funds. He was already being investigated for allegations of sexual harassment
Obamacare enrollment dips slightly for 2018
Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act was shorter this year, with less funding for promoting it
Tax bill includes breaks for things Trump has railed against
The final bill the House and Senate passed includes some provisions for groups the president has publicly bashed
Al Franken officially resigning Jan. 2
The Minnesota Democrat will leave office after the holidays, after several women claimed he inappropriately touched them
Race tied in district that decides control of VA statehouse
The race — and the party control of the state's lower chamber — may be decided by drawing a name from a hat or bowl
McConnell says DACA won't come up until 2018
"We will not be doing DACA this week," McConnell said Tuesday night
House committee approves anti-harassment training guidelines
Congress paid out $115,000 in sexual harassment claims from 2008 to 2012
Rep. Ruben Kihuen won't run for re-election
The freshman Nevada Democrat will only serve one term, while continuing to deny allegations
Senators to introduce bipartisan bill to prevent foreign cyber interference in elections
The bill comes ahead of the 2018 midterm election season