Chris Christie

Trump's formal announcement will allow the Department of Health and Human Services to take sweeping actions.

"He loves rice."

In an interview with "60 Minutes," Bannon said Christie had failed to show loyalty to the president.

Bannon's "60 Minutes" interview won't air until Sunday, but Christie's team had already shot back Friday at the Breitbart executive's comments.

Tony Schwartz says the president only promises to donate—he never actually does.

Facing multiple deadlines, the House and Senate are in lousy shape to consider hurricane aid.

Dismissing accusations that Putin's shirtless photos were propaganda, a Russian state TV show called out Trump, Obama and Justin Trudeau.

Unpopular New Jersey Governor responded to a baseball fan who heckled him.

The New Jersey governor was booed at the Mets game.

The caller brought up the governor's weight. Christie called him a communist.

The beach was among the state parks, historic sites and attractions closed by Christie after a budget standoff caused government shutdown.

Though it's usually a taboo topic, the president has made a habit of commenting on people's weight.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, however, gave the president with an "F" grade, saying his policies have given a "gut punch" to America's working families.

Abuse of power, misuse of government funds and, of course, sex scandals are as common in American politics as flag pins on lapels.

Among white users, prescription opioids seem to be a gateway drug to heroin.

Christie has denied any involvement and was not charged. But the scandal tarnished his national profile and resulted in record-low approval ratings in his home state.

The Office of the Bergen County Prosecutor said in a letter to a local judge it did not have sufficient evidence to prove allegations that Christie knew about a plot to close lanes at the George Washington Bridge in 2013.

The New Jersey governor will no longer be able to rock out to his favorite music at the Garden State Inaugural Gala.

Appointments possible on Sunday and Monday, as Trump praises meeting with retired General James Mattis.

Trump's team has been hit by a spate of dismissals and departures.

Trump and advisers meet to discuss who will fill various administration roles.

Newt Gingrich, Rudy Giuliani and Chris Christie are among the names linked with jobs in the new administration.

Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni convicted for their roles in shutting down access lanes to the George Washington Bridge in a political payback scheme.

New Jersey governor's deputy chief of staff says she discussed shutting down access lanes to the George Washington Bridge before it happened.

New York Times reports that a $916 million loss in 1995 may have enabled the GOP nominee to legally avoid paying income taxes for 18 years.

The New Jersey governor may never be formally indicted, but his reputation is now on trial.

The New Jersey governor has not been charged, and he has denied having advance knowledge of the alleged plot.

New Jersey governor deflects questions on whether the GOP nominee is softening his stance on immigration and deportation.

As character witnesses for their father, Don Jr. and Tiffany salvaged what could have been a disastrous night for the GOP.

Chris Christie said Tuesday that Trump would pass legislation to do just that.