Tim Kaine's son faces misdemeanor charges
Linwood Michael Kaine faces misdemeanor charges in Minnesota after an incident at a pro-Donald Trump rally in March.
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DC sniper to be resentenced after judge overturns life-without-parole rulings
A federal judge in Virginia overturned the two life sentences of Washington-area sniper Lee Boyd Malvo on Friday, more than a decade after he was originally sentenced as a teenager.
The $1.3 trillion student loan problem facing Betsy DeVos
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos oversees a student debt program, hardly mentioned in a recent hearing.
Chinese fighter jets conduct unsafe maneuver near US aircraft
Two Chinese J-10 fighter jets conducted unsafe maneuvers while intercepting a US surveillance aircraft that was operating in international airspace near the South China Sea, according to the Navy.
Trump highlights Manchester bombing in Ramadan statement
President Donald Trump's statement expressly referenced this week's terrorist attack in Manchester, calling the bombing at a concert "directly contrary to the spirit of Ramadan."
Homeland secretary: People would 'never leave the house' if they knew what I knew
Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said Friday that the American public would "never leave the house" if they knew what he knew about terrorist threats.
Hannity hangs on to sponsors after controversial week
Sean Hannity closed a controversial week of by taking a vacation. When he gets back next week, he'll have less sponsors.
Sources: Nunes still has say in Russia probe subpoenas
Rep. Devin Nunes, who stepped aside from leading the House intelligence committee's Russia probe under a cloud of controversy, still is in charge of a key decision: Whether to issue subpoenas to obtain records and testimony central to the investigation.
Kelly on non-criminal ICE arrestees: 'not the valedictorians'
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly defended the uptick in immigration arrests by his agents with colorful language in an interview with FOX News Friday morning.
World leaders lobby Trump on climate change at G7
World leaders gathered here engaged in a heated argument over combating climate change, a major point of dispute between G7 heads of state and President Donald Trump, who is considering withdrawing from the landmark Paris climate accord.
A new Alabama law makes sure Confederate monuments are here to stay
Alabama -- one of the Southern states steeped in controversy over the public display of Confederate monuments -- now has a law protecting these and other old landmarks.
Clinton compares Trump to Nixon in fiery speech at alma mater
Back on campus 48 years later, Hillary Clinton didn't hold back.
Sources: Comey acted on Russian intelligence he knew was fake
Then-FBI Director James Comey knew that a critical piece of information relating to the investigation into Hillary Clinton's email was fake -- created by Russian intelligence -- but he feared that if it became public it would undermine the probe and the Justice Department itself, according to multiple officials with knowledge of the process.
Betsy DeVos' loan overhaul would hurt doctors and lawyers
Pediatricians. Doctors at veterans hospitals. Public defenders. Legal aid lawyers.
Facebook, Amazon, Google call for government surveillance reform
The heavyweights of Silicon Valley are pushing for government surveillance reform.
Melania Trump visits Sicily, wears $51,500 designer jacket
By all accounts, Melania Trump has come out of her shell on this, her debut trip abroad as first lady of the United States. She has been by her husband's side, but she's also branched out on her own, visiting schools and hospitals, practicing cultural diplomacy, even having an audience with the pope -- revealing her Catholic faith.
Boehner chides Trump administration 'disaster'
Former House Speaker John Boehner gave President Donald Trump's young presidency low marks at an event Wednesday, saying that other than getting the House to pass a health care bill, "everything else he's done has been a complete disaster."
Senator to Treasury Secretary: We need details on tax reform
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin met with the Senate Finance Committee this week to discuss President Trump's budget and, in particular, the administration's stand on tax reform.
Amid Trump's silence, Russia creeps into first foreign trip
On a foreign swing President Donald Trump and his aides hoped would distance him from a storm of Russia controversy, he has been unable to escape the cloud of suspicion swirling around him and his administration.
Air Force investigates incident involving John Glenn's remains
The Air Force has launched an investigation into allegations a mortuary employee at Dover Air Force Base offered to show Sen. John Glenn's remains to Defense Department inspectors as his body was awaiting burial.
Who is Greg Gianforte?
Republican Greg Gianforte won the special election for Montana's open US House seat with over 50 percent of the vote. Who is he?
What Greg Gianforte's win in Montana taught Washington
Looking up at the large projection of vote totals in the ballroom of the Hilton Garden Inn on Thursday night, Montana Republican Party Chairman Jeff Essmann looked relaxed and promised, "It ain't gonna be close."
Trump attacks Germany as 'very bad' on trade
President Trump has gone on the attack again over Germany's huge trade surplus.
Melania is the first Catholic first lady since Jackie Kennedy
Pope Francis blessed Melania Trump's rosary. Her spokeswoman then confirmed the first lady is indeed Catholic.
