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Here's how John McCain made it clear he was happy to see you in the Senate hallways. Such rascally greetings produced smiles before the discussion or tough questions even had begun.
Voters in Arizona, Florida and Oklahoma head to the polls in the final multistate elections of the 2018 primary season. They offer another test of President Donald Trump's imprint on the Republican Party.
The White House lowered its flag to half-staff Monday afternoon following a barrage of criticism for ending the tribute to deceased Sen. John McCain just one day after he died. President Donald Trump refused to say a word about McCain during events at the White House on Monday, where flags flew at full-staff for most of the day in contrast to honors the late senator received elsewhere in Washington and across the country.
Shadowed by the death of six-term Sen. John McCain, Arizona voters are nominating candidates to replace his seat-mate in a primary contest that lays bare the fissures in a Republican Party dramatically remade by President Donald Trump. Three Republicans are vying Tuesday to replace Sen. Jeff Flake, who is retiring after his fierce criticism of Trump made his political future in the state untenable.
It's the standard Washington protocol - a member of Congress dies, and the flags over official buildings are flown at half-staff. That's what happened when John McCain died Sunday .
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has frequently supported giving the U.S. government wide latitude in the name of national security, including the secret collection of personal data from Americans. It's a subject Democrats plan to grill Kavanaugh about during his confirmation hearings scheduled to begin next Tuesday.
Snubbing Canada, the Trump administration reached a preliminary deal Monday with Mexico to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement - a move that raised legal questions and threatened to disrupt the operations of companies that do business across the three-country trade bloc. President Donald Trump suggested that he might leave Canada, America's No.
Unlike many political journalists, my first John McCain story predates my arrival in Washington. The Arizona senator came to deliver the commencement address at my college, before he was a presidential candidate but after he began earning liberal plaudits with his embrace of campaign finance reform.
Bruce Ohr was a relatively anonymous lawyer at the Justice Department for more than 25 years. But he's now caught up in a Republican maelstrom of criticism toward the department, with some of President Donald Trump's allies implying that he helped conspire against Trump's election.
I am neither Republican nor Democrat because, to me, neither party is working for the good of the American people. They seem to be working for their own agenda for monetary gain and "to hell with the people."
The late Senator John McCain would have been the first person to admit that his decades-long record was not perfect. But over the course of his long career, McCain earned a reputation as a tough politician with a strong moral compass.
Officials with the U.S Department of Interior have told attorneys for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe that there will be a decision by Sept. 21 on whether the agency will be able to keep the tribe's reservation in trust, according to a statement issued Monday by the tribe.
We have an update on a teenager who was hit by a police pickup truck on the first day of school in Duncan. Police say the teen is now at home and is recovering.
Sen. Charles Schumer speaks during an press conference where he announced his effort to combat the opioid crisis in the Capital Region on Monday, Aug. 27, 2018, at the Colonie Public Safety Building in Colonie, N.Y. less Sen. Charles Schumer speaks during an press conference where he announced his effort to combat the opioid crisis in the Capital Region on Monday, Aug. 27, 2018, at the Colonie Public Safety Building in Colonie, ... more Sen. Charles Schumer speaks during an press conference where he announced his effort to combat the opioid crisis in the Capital Region on Monday, Aug. 27, 2018, at the Colonie Public Safety Building in Colonie, N.Y. less Sen. Charles Schumer speaks during an press conference where he announced his effort to combat the opioid crisis in the Capital Region on Monday, Aug. 27, 2018, at the Colonie Public Safety Building in Colonie, ... more Sen. Charles ... (more)
The American flag at the White House is again flying at half-mast following heaps of criticism from people who wondered why the president would move it to full-mast not even 48 hours after Sen. John McCain's death. Sen. Jim Inhofe , however, suggested Monday that the flag kerfuffle is partly McCain's fault.
The Department of Transportation awarded Westfield-Barnes Regional Airport more than $2.5 million that will help improve its drainage system. A recent study determined storm water wasn't draining properly from the airport's newly completed runway.