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"I'm going to start out with a grievance against the entire foreign policy establishment of Washington DC," Rand Paul began his annual airing of grievances on Twitter.

The Trump administration petitioned the Supreme Court Friday to bypass the appellate courts and rule on the president's policy of banning transgender people from serving in the armed forces.

"It is so obvious, just their jealousy and how threatened they are by her," the aide said of how Representative-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has been treated so far in Washington, D.C.

The survey also found that 35 percent of service members believe getting mental health treatment is damaging to their military careers.

Former CIA Director John Brennan has been a frequent critic of President Donald Trump.

"Federal support for research that could help states and communities reduce firearm crime, violence, and suicide remains very limited," RAND researchers said.

"I don't think the comments were constructive at all, but I also think that, to be fair, we shouldn't draw conclusions that he didn't intend," the Kentucky Republican said on "Meet The Press."

The Kentucky senator threatens to try to delay passage of the national defense bill if there isn't a debate on his amendment.

It must be exhausting for Republicans to have to remember so many alternative facts.

It's curious that liberals are branded as elitists when conservative Rand devotees see most common people as a drag on the "creators."

The president insists 'talk on repealing and replacing Obamacare' will continue until a deal is made.

Seeing Europeans as weak, unprincipled and gullible, Putin angers and dismays them by his invasion of Ukraine and an associated propaganda blitz.

Nearly 80 percent say they believe all children should be vaccinated.

Two potential presidential candidates throw in with the anti-vaccination crowd, but that may backfire.

Current and former Republican governors, senators and congresspeople will ziz-zag across the nation this weekend to lay the groundwork for future presidential campaigns.

Wages, jobs, taxes, debt—what's truthy and what's not even close?

Three senators and two congressmen delivered rebuttals to President Obama's speech.

A novel lost among the Russian writer's notes was discovered in 2012, and will be published for the first time in 2015.