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Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle will receive $50,000 that is to be funded from student activity fees in next week's speech.

Ex-White House national security adviser John Bolton rebuked President Donald Trump's repeated North Korea disarmament claims, declaring Monday that Kim Jong-Un "will never give up its nuclear weapons voluntarily."

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross appeared to fall asleep Tuesday during President Donald Trump's wide-ranging U.N. speech railing against Iran and "globalist" powers.

Speaking to reporters in an interview, Biden's sister Valerie Biden Owens spoke of how her brother's speech impediment prepared him for life on the political stage.

Sir Nicholas Soames, a former defense minister and 36-year veteran of the House of Commons, was among 21 lawmakers expelled from the Conservative Party over Brexit.

"The rise of flat-Earthers in the United States is evidence of two things: 1) the protection of speech, and 2) the failure of our educational system."

Netanyahu, who is facing the prospect of criminal charges for bribery, fraud and breach of trust, said the close relations between the U.S. and Israel exist because "we share the same values."

Conservatives seem to have replaced principled debate with fear-mongering—but they need a much more comprehensive set of ideas to move ahead.

Roman wants to use his opportunity as a WWE Superstar to raise awareness and help those in need.

Trump Jr. hashtagged criticism of himself over O'Rourke as "#unhinged."

Trump had branded Klobuchar a "snowman" after the senator delivered her announcement speech in wintery conditions in Minnesota.

His new comrades recognized a kindred spirit through his sleepy protest.

President Donald Trump attempted to call for unity in his second State of the Union address.

One Trump ally said administration officials are preparing for a "subpoena blizzard" as House Democrats launch their long-promised oversight investigations into everything from the president's taxes to corruption allegations.

The U.S. has been a "force for good" in the Middle East and "when America retreats, chaos follows," the secretary of state said.

The "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host tore into President Donald Trump for his Oval Office address on what the White House calls a "crisis" at the border with Mexico.

"The president was really not that into doing this speech," Maggie Haberman of The New York Times told Chris Cuomo on CNN.

Twitter mocked the American Gothic optics of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer responding to President Donald Trump's Oval Office address, turning them into memes.

"We don't govern by temper tantrum," said Chuck Schumer, the Senate's minority leader. "No president should pound the table and demand he gets his way or else the government shuts down, hurting millions of Americans who are treated as leverage."

We've got the odds for Trump's speech on immigration.

"This is exactly how it was scripted," Gavin Newsom quipped. "I'm glad this is the rehearsal."

Members of the 116th Congress will be sworn in on Thursday at noon.

"This is the harbor where Frederick Trump arrived from Germany, and whose grandson would become the president of the United States," New York's governor said.

Referring to Germany's temporary seat at the United Nations Security Council, Merkel said that her country would champion "global solutions."

An outgoing California city councilwoman who was previously invited to the White House to meet President Donald Trump offered up a bizarre final act by paying homage to QAnon.

Bannon canceled a university speech after his announcement that he would be a keynote speaker at a joint conference on sex robots this month.

"Announcing yourself to the world is pretty terrifying because…what if the world doesn't like you?"

Read perhaps the most famous speech in American history.

The case will move forward and head to trial on January 22, 2019.

Arizona's senator-elect called on lawmakers to follow the example of the late Senator John McCain, recalling his words: "But we have always had so much more in common with each other than in disagreement."