What happened to the party of fiscal discipline?
GOP lawmakers used to want to scale back a Washington that they felt was spending out of control. Now, the tax plan they want would add $1.5 trillion to the national debt
First daughters defend Malia Obama
"She is a young adult and private citizen, and should be OFF limits," Ivanka Trump tweets
Top U.S. commander in Afghanistan says war "still in a stalemate"
President Trump has remained focused on the positives, after announcing a strategy shift in August
Trump won't pay for Mike Flynn's legal bills: Official
The family has already established a legal defense fund, as costs mount
Congressman says Capitol Police will investigate nude image incident
Rep. Joe Barton apologized to his constituents after the image from 2013 began to circulate
Trump responds to post on how he treats African-Americans
President responds after reporter highlights article in which he describes how Trump often treats prominent African-Americans
2 more women say Franken touched them inappropriately: Report
One woman said she spoke with HuffPost said she wanted to share her story because Franken is a "serial groper"
Philly mayor: Trump is a "punk" and "bully" over immigration policies
The Trump administration announced it is allowing the Temporary Protected Status for many Haitians to expire
Roy Moore's communications director is out
John Rogers, the communications director for Moore's campaign, is out, but the circumstances surrounding his departure aren't entirely clear
Trump hotel in SoHo takes buyout route
The 46-story hotel and condo building opened in 2010
New Doug Jones ad shows names, faces of each Roy Moore accuser
"Will we make their abuser a U.S. senator?" the ad says
Dem congressman says Conyers accusations "could be made up"
As other Democrats condemn Conyers' behavior, one is speaking up for him
Gary Cohn faked a bad connection to get Trump off the phone, senator says
"Well, I wouldn't — I don't want to throw him under the bus, but yes," Sen. Tom Carper said of the conversation in a CNN interview
Manafort, Gates must have booze-free Thanksgiving if they travel: Judge
Paul Manafort and Rick Gates may travel locally for the holiday — if they tell the court where they're going and don't drink
Court docs: Pennsylvania Democrat under FBI scrutiny in campaign finance probe
Two political consultants have already been charged in the widening probe