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Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis visited Capitol Hill last week and gave Congress an important message
Top Republicans from Congress and the Trump administration vowed on Tuesday to complete tax reform by the end of 2017, despite party infighting and political distractions from investigations of alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election
‘I don’t get upset when people say horrible things,’ the HUD secretary says. ‘People don’t like change.’
Republican Karen Handel has won Georgia's record-breaking special congressional election, dashing hopes by Democrats to pull off an upset in the run-up to the 2018 midterm elections
Last night, the political world was glued to computer and television screens in a manner reminiscent of a general election, to watch returns filter in from a previously obscure congressional district in Atlanta’s northern suburbs
After a year like the one we’ve had so far, it is remarkable that the protestors at Mike Pence’s Notre Dame commencement speech even qualified as “news.”
Considering how important it is to the nation’s economy that more young people go to college and get trained for the jobs of the future, lawmakers in Olympia and Washington, D.C., need to find more ways to make college more affordable and lower student debt
White House Said to Consider Hiring New Press Secretary
House Speaker Paul Ryan will make the case for tax reform on Tuesday
The Kim regime likely released the American student so he wouldn’t die on North Korean soil. Now they need to pay for killing an American—and be convinced they can’t kill more
Backers of Bernie Sanders are suing the Democratic National Committee (DNC) for fraud based on last summer’s hacks revealing systemic bias for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 primary campaign.
A U.S. aircraft on Sunday shot down a Syrian government fighter jet over northern Syria after it dropped bombs near U.S.-backed fighters, the Pentagon said