U.S. Politics

She was responding to an apparent reference made by Trump at a rally in Minnesota.

Missouri's Republican governor has apologized after a broadcast accused him of blackmail.

The Government Accountability Office is looking into it.

The sequel to 2013’s worldwide hit is bound to upset America First supporters with its international agenda.

A new report ranks U.S. federal government cybersecurity behind that of the fast food industry.

The hashtag began trending after Trump said those who opposed Nazis in Charlottesville were the same as white supremacists.

The president’s agenda is helping African-American and Hispanic workers, according to Miller.

Internet troll Mike Cernovich is looking for dirt on Trump's national security adviser.

Three Republicans crossed party lines to join Democrats in a 49-51 vote to kill the bill.

After the article appeared online, Scaramucci said he'll refrain from using 'colorful language' while working in the White House.

This investigation, even if it ultimately finds nothing, is likely to take a very, very long time.

The president had promised “great health care at a tiny fraction of the cost.”

Republicans plan health care vote next week despite lukewarm response from Senators.

The Governors of several states are drawing up plans for Medicaid cuts.

Trump is not the first president to be divisive or to court controversy.

There was a 40 percent increase in government data breaches last year, with 72 across American government systems.

The president tweeted out a song of worship written around his campaign slogan by the First Baptist Dallas megachurch.

Only two of the president's 71 tweets from his personal account in June had anything to do with White House policy.

The Reddit user also made violent comments about Muslims and African Americans.

Peter W. Smith recruited a team to embark on the extensive online search.

Trump Organization head Eric Trump says he's a "big boy" but it bothers him when his wife is attacked online.

The U.S. Secretary of State lost it over interference in hiring of staffers.

The senators reasons for opposing the bill are varied and sometimes even in direct opposition to one another.

A threat of military action against Syria's Bashar al-Assad caught many military officials off guard.

Host Brit Hume followed other figures who suggested that even if collusion were proven, it wouldn't be a crime.

Former Iowa governor Terry Branstad remains hopeful Xi Jinping can combat threat of Kim Jong-un.

Trump has the richest Cabinet in history, with a combined net worth of at least $13 billion.

The White House press secretary has been regularly mocked since taking the job.

The fallout of Trump's disregard for the 70-year-long military alliance is offering Vladimir Putin an opportunity, according to a top ex-diplomat.

Senator Angus King estimates the probe is only a fifth of the way to completion.