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Rising star Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., met with some "key" Hillary Clinton donors in a wealthy New York resort enclave "as she takes a national stage and expands her influence and ambitions," the New York Post reported. The freshman California senator and former San Francisco district attorney was the star attraction last Saturday at the Bridgehampton, Long Island, home of MWWPR CEO Michael Kempner one of Clinton's national-finance co-chairs who led a fundraiser for her 2008 presidential bid, the Post's Page Six columnist Emily Smith reported.
Noted conservative and bestselling author David Horowitz says Shephard Smith's rant against President Donald Trump on Fox News has discredited him as a journalist. "This is ridiculous, this is Shep Smith discrediting himself, delegitimizing himself, and showing that he's no journalist," Horowitz, author of "Big Agenda: President Trump's Plan to Save America" said Monday on "America Talks Live" with Miranda Khan.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky. leaves the Senate chamber on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, July 13, 2017, after announcing the revised version of the Republican health care bill.
Border agents may not use travelers' laptops, phones, and other digital devices to access and search cloud content, according to a new document by U.S. Customs and Border Protection . CBP wrote this document on June 20, 2017, in response to questions from Sen. Wyden .
Protesters again took to Capitol Hill on Monday to protest Senate Republicans' proposed health care bill, staging a demonstration in the Hart Senate Office Building, where several people were reportedly arrested. Demonstrators there urged Republican senators to vote against the bill, which would dismantle key portions of the Affordable Care Act and cause millions of people to lose their health care coverage, largely due to cuts to Medicaid.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday appeared to be confused about Donald Trump Jr.'s June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer , claiming it was about adoptions - contradicting both Donald Trump Jr. and the president, who have both confirmed the true reason for the meeting. During an off-camera briefing with reporters, Spicer claimed that "the president has made it clear through his tweet, and there was nothing as far as we know that would lead anyone to believe that there was anything except for a discussion about adoption," referring to the original reason Trump Jr. gave for meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya.
A former Minnesota governor says he never said the motto that's featured on a new biographical plaque that went up this month next to his portrait at the state Capitol. Jesse Ventura told Minnesota Public Radio that he never said the motto listed on his plaque: "Win if you can, lose if you must, but always cheat."
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Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, showed off his physical strength by entering a push-up contest with a reporter after a Monday morning interview. This isn't the first time the Senate judiciary chairman has displayed his push-up skills.
It starts with a song. Arya Stark, having just taken her revenge on the men who had slaughtered her relatives at the Red Wedding, is riding her horse through a tranquil forest in the Riverlands .
A North Korean and South Korean soldier look at each other through the window of a conference room in Panmunjom on March 30, 2016. South Korea offered Monday talks with the North to defuse tensions on the Korean Peninsula prompted by Pyongyang's regular missile and nuclear tests.
The revelation that Hobby Lobby bought thousands of ancient artifacts smuggled out of Iraq provoked astonishment and anger. The craft-supply chain has agreed to pay a $3 million settlement and forfeit the cuneiform tablets and clay bullae to the U.S. government.
Interpretation of the news based on evidence, including data, as well as anticipating how events might unfold based on past events President Trump has threatened to go after sanctuary cities, which provide protections for illegal immigrants. This is how state and local governments with sanctuary policies have responded to possible action.
The fiance of Justine Damond, the woman shot and killed by a Minneapolis police officer in the alley behind her home Saturday night, said his "utterly devastated" family has been told little by law enforcement about what transpired. "We lost the dearest of people and are desperate for information," Don Damond said Monday afternoon.
Donald Trump Jr. talks with his father, Donald Trump during the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland. A senior member of President Trump's personal legal team said Sunday that there was nothing improper in the meeting that Donald Trump Jr., the president's oldest son, took with a Russian lawyer promising dirt on Hillary Clinton.
A small, vocal group of Conservative rabbis are pushing their movement to accept marriages between Jews and non-Jews. The fight is really about the future of the religion.
Epidemics are hard to cover. Navigating the gaps between the private, personal, and societal and managing to be relatable while also true to science is a tough part of health reporting, generally.
Say this for the health-care circus: It has been a master class in how difficult and delicate governing can be. Hill Republicans have had seven years to come up with a workable, palatable alternative to Obamacare.
Impeachment talk in the nation's capital rose from a murmur to a dull roar in mid-May, thanks to a week jam-packed with Nixonesque "White House horrors." On Tuesday, May 9, President Donald Trump summarily fired FBI director James Comey; on Thursday, Trump admitted the FBI investigation into "this Russia thing"-attempts to answer questions about his campaign's links with Moscow-was a key reason for the firing; Friday found Trump warning Comey he'd "better hope that there are no 'tapes' of our conversations"; and the following Tuesday The New York Times reported the existence of a Comey memo on Trump's efforts to get the FBI director to "let this go."
Members of Afghan robotics girls team arrive to receive their visas from the U.S. embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan July 13, 2017. , a robotics competition in Washington, D.C., an international committee of judges will assess the creativity and collaboration of 163 teams from 157 nations focused on tackling the global water crisis.