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"You see a loving, monogamous couple like Pete Buttigieg and Chasten, his husband, up there showing what is possible," Jessica Tarlov said.

"You want to talk about liberal heads exploding everywhere, think of all this amalgamation of things in this pot," Dan Bongino said.

The 2020 Democratic debates so far have included not one question on fixing broken government. That's a mistake—especially when streamlining government can help it achieve key goals, like tackling climate change.

The president's eldest son also said he believed his father's critics would say the president had dementia if he mixed up states.

Taylor, who led the U.S. embassy in Kiev, told "60 Minutes" that Americans have a stake in Ukraine's fight against Russia.

Waldman joined Vice President Mike Pence's office last year, after serving as communications director for Republican Senator Martha McSally.

The Daytona 500 got 20 laps completed Sunday before heavy rain set in. The race will resume Monday afternoon, and here's how to watch it.

After he delivered the message for Daytona 500 drivers to "start your engines," Trump became the first sitting president to lead the pace lap, and he did it with a presidential motorcade.

"He felt the policy was executed well under Mayor Giuliani," Marc Short told CNN.

"Does the president think the McCabe case should be reopened and he should be prosecuted?" Chris Wallace asked.

The co-founder of an anti-Trump group wrote in a Washington Post op-ed that there was no one better than Attorney General William Barr at predicting the president's whims.

"What is this stuff that he's condemning stop-and-frisk?" Trump's personal lawyer asked.

"There are parallels between the Never-Trump concerns and the growing concerns of Never-Sanders Democrats," S.E. Cupp said.

"You can't have an acquittal unless you have a trial and you can't have a trial without witnesses and documents," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.

Santa Ana Police Department and Orange County Sheriff's Department told local news it would not support or participate in ICE enforcement of immigration laws.

Barr's intervention in Roger Stone's case, says Jed Shugerman, was "yet another breach of norms in a pattern with Trump and Barr."

Trump will serve as grand marshal of the 62nd edition of the annual 200-lap race in Daytona Beach, Florida.

The Vermont senator came 14 points ahead of the president when voters were asked if they admired their characters.

In a rare Republican rebuke of President Donald Trump, Vermont Governor Phil Scott endorsed challenger Bill Weld in the upcoming March 3 state primary.

Former E.U. Ambassador Gordon Sondland called the White House's bargain for an investigation an explicit "quid pro quo" deal.

Gun policy earns the starkest statistical divide of any of the 18 policy issues when broken down along gender lines.

Mexican smugglers are illegally entering the U.S. by using inexpensive camouflaged rebar ladders that hook over the top of the border wall, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Trump associate and convicted felon Roger Stone has asked a federal court for a new trial after the jury foreperson publicly expressed support for prosecutors in the case.

Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe said President Donald Trump had gone on a "revenge tirade" against his rivals since being acquitted of impeachment charges in a Friday interview on CNN.

The four prosecutors on the Roger Stone case did the right thing. Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman should have done the same.

On Thursday, a group of 39 elected prosecutors released a joint statement criticizing Attorney General William Barr for unfair actions that target minorities and poor people.

The report outlining the administration's legal justifications for killing the Iranian general does not cite an "imminent attack," which Trump and some of his top officials claimed was the reason.

Four years after the murder of Giulio Regeni, a student in the University of Bologna was detained at an Egyptian airport—only to resurface in custody after being beaten and electrocuted.

"I can't think of any president in recent modern history that has repeatedly made public statements about pending criminal investigations, prosecutions or trials with the intent to influence them," former DOJ official David Laufman said.

Our Jewish ancestors, just like Miller's Jewish ancestors, were targeted by the "great replacement" theory being weaponized, on his watch, against immigrants and Muslims.