President Donald Trump is touting what he sees as his top accomplishments after 500 days in office Read more Court rules in favor of Masterpiece Cakeshop, but doesn’t address principle of whether a business can refuse to serve gay people Read more President Trump has the "absolute" power to pardon himself, he argued on Monday morning, then asked rhetorically why he would use it because he hasn't done anything wrong Read more It will be a “bumpy road” to the nuclear negotiations with North Korea later this month, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis warned Sunday Read more China is on the verge of surpassing the United States as an economic and military power, a senior Republican senator predicts, in part because of the Communist regime's success in lifting a nation of 1.4 billion people out of poverty Read more The Canadian prime minister criticized the administration in an exclusive interview with "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd Read more resident Trump's lawyer said Sunday he's leaning against having Trump testify in the Russia case unless special counsel Robert Mueller produces more documents about the investigation Read more U.S. stock prices rebounded Friday, as another strong jobs report showed the economy under President Trump continues to create new positions at a rate of more than 200,000 a month Read more As the November election approaches, forecasts of the outcome in the House have evolved Read more New figures show the once-proud state GOP has been relegated to third-party status Read more Outside spending intensifies battle between Rosendale and Fagg Read more President Donald Trump on Thursday pardoned a conservative commentator and said he was considering pardoning lifestyle maven Martha Stewart and commuting a former Illinois governor’s prison sentence, prompting critics to accuse him of subverting the rule of law Read more Decision comes hours before temporary exemptions would expire Read more While Democrats face an uphill climb defending seats held by a handful of incumbent senators in states Donald Trump won overwhelmingly, they are hoping to flip the script in Tennessee Read more It’s a threat that should be taken more seriously Read more One of the rules of our politics is that it is permissible to accuse the Trump administration of anything — and the claim that it “lost” 1,476 migrant children fits the bill Read more President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that Kim Yong Chol, North Korea’s top nuclear weapons negotiator and “go-to diplomat,” was headed to the U.S. for talks this week Read more The Supreme Court refused to block an Arkansas law banning medication abortions, effectively leaving the state with only one abortion clinic Read more
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Trump claims progress after 500 days
Supreme court sides with baker who refused to make gay wedding cake
Trump: I Have 'Absolute' Power To Pardon Myself, But Have Done Nothing Wrong
It Will Be a 'Bumpy Road' to the Upcoming U.S.-North Korea Summit, Mattis Says
Top Republican senator predicts China is about to have a larger economy and military than the US
Trudeau: Trump's tariffs are 'insulting and unacceptable'
Giuliani says President Trump probably shouldn't testify in Mueller's Russia probe
Investors discount tariff threats as U.S. economy surges under Trump
A Narrow House Margin Could Produce a Chaotic Vote for Speaker
California Republicans hit rock bottom
A Sleepy Senate Primary Heats Up in Montana
Trump pardons conservative, says lifestyle maven Stewart may be next
U.S. Allies Hit Back as Trump Revokes Steel Tariff Reprieve
Trump Visit Spotlights Competitive Tennessee Senate Race
U.S. Needs Better Missile Defense for a Scarier Nuclear Age
Claims about missing migrant kids are completely misleading
Who Is Kim Yong Chol? North Korea’s 'Go-To Diplomat' And Ex-Spy Chief Headed To U.S.
For Supreme Court's conservatives, it's all about the letter of the law