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Prior to his speech on the House floor, he was shown carrying a large print-out of a Facebook post which showed a gun-toting Greene next to members of the "Squad."

The president's stance has been met with criticism from both sides of the political divide ahead of a vote on increasing the stimulus payments.

The book was able to secure the top spot despite a number of controversies and criticism from the left.

The acting White House chief of staff is at risk of losing his job following a series of gaffes, with counselor Kellyanne Conway or Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin floated as possible replacements.

Ahead of Constitution Day on September 17, Newsweek took a look at what the celebration is all about.

McCain has not appeared in public since December last year.

The former CIA director replaces Rex Tillerson as U.S. secretary of state.

The Libertarian Party of Arkansas hopes to get 3 percent of the vote during November's election to obtain guaranteed spots in future ballots.

In comments during a White House lunch with governors, President Trump called the massacre a "heart-wrenching" setback during a good economy.

From George W. Bush to Donald Trump, who are the worst U.S. presidents in history?

"Homosexual conduct should be illegal, yes," Moore answered.

And federal assistance does cover the cost of a nutritious meal, new research shows.

An Italian restaurant in Brooklyn claimed earlier this month that construction on a Kushner-connected building hurt business.

The U.S. president is back in Washington after a nine day trip to the Middle East and Europe.

The San Antonio Spurs coach has been a vocal critic of the president in the past.

United is really unpopular but at least it (just barely) edges out the president.

Russian officials had contact with Trump's team before the election, Moscow said.

The epic space saga Star Wars has elements for both liberals and conservatives.

The U.K. should learn from the U.S.'s bad experience devolving power to cities.

Politicians calling each other "stupid" is unproductive and only exacerbates divisions.

Criticism of Clinton's speaking style continues to pester her.

Selahattin Demirtas said leaders are ignoring human rights abuses for political expediency.

"Scotland has already been won—and so will the United States," the businessman writes.

The former U.K. Prime Minister has confessed that he fears he no longer understands politics.

The TV presenter says the Republican frontrunner would be more moderate in office.

The Republican frontrunner says wars have destabilized the Middle East.

The Republican presidential contender thinks Francis doesn't understand America's problems.

A dislike of political rancor is a dislike of democracy and a false take on the constitutional structure.

Don't read too much into pundits' claims that "Star Wars" is a metaphor for today's politics.

Does Cruz really think Saddam or his bloodthirsty sons were going to be a stabilizing force?