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A failure to get his official portrait to federal agencies mirrors similar delays in President Donald Trump's administration.

The president criticized pharmaceutical executive Kenneth C. Frazier, who in his resignation statement said he was taking a "stand against intolerance and extremism."

Neil Buchanan writes that the Trump administration is ignominiously split on what to do.

Wray was head of the Justice Department's criminal division and has a sterling reputation. But he was also Chris Christie's lawyer and has donated to Republican campaigns.

Dubbed the Online Safety Modernization Act, the bill aims to combat the rise in online crimes that disproportionately affect women and girls.

An exclusive analysis shows an increase in legislative activity related to sanctuary jurisdictions, which comes as Trump has pushed back against such designations.

A $900 million budget hole convinced legislators the grand experiment must come to an abrupt end.

The proposal would bring better education options to over 600,000 children of military families.

The president is considering nominating Lieberman, a former Democratic senator and once Al Gore's running mate, to become the next director of the FBI.

The special counsel was known at the FBI for being strong-willed, with a very different leadership style to James Comey, sources tell Newsweek.

Trump drew two names from the short list of candidates that he released during his presidential campaign.

During his confirmation hearings, Sessions said if people didn't want him to enforce federal marijuana laws, then they should change the law.

Kelly Schneider, 23, lured his victim with an offer of sex on the website Backpage.com, then kicked him to death with steel-toed boots.

Comey holds himself up as a paragon of apolitical virtue, but critics see a self-righteous hypocrite who makes momentous decisions based on his own image and legacy.

The bureau has been running counterintelligence for 100 years.

His allies believe he's the country's best hope for exposing the truth about Russia's election tampering and possible collusion with Trump's people.

Trump and the GOP have left the most powerful nation in the world rudderless.

Judges Derrick Watson in Hawaii and Theodore Chuang in Maryland temporarily halted the executive order, which was to take effect Thursday.

Republicans back legal recreational marijuana, but Attorney General Jeff Sessions has other ideas.

Courts in New York, Massachusetts, Virginia and Washington all issue emergency stays protecting travelers detained at U.S. airports.

Cities resisting Trump's policy could lose monies for pre-school programs, airport improvements, HIV prevention and more.

It's not unusual for a president to proclaim a national holiday, like President Trump recently did, but they rarely overlap on the same day as federal holidays.

'We may be moving more to a more balanced policy with what sounds like more business-friendly regulation and possibly more fiscal support,' Fed governor says.

How Obama can thwart Trump's xenophobic, militaristic and authoritarian agenda.

The boost risks a large budget deficit and increasing the government's debt burden.

Access to abortion will be increasingly restricted through aggressive regulation.

Federal observers deployed to jurisdictions that the attorney general selected based on evidence of possible racial discrimination have been eliminated.

The Federal Election Commission has fined three "dark money" groups linked to the Kochs for failing to reveal the source of their funds.

U.S. interest rates expected to remain low as U.S. Commerce Department plans to release its final gross domestic product estimate for the first quarter of 2016.

Georgia's gangs banged by even more violent, national gangs.