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President Trump took to Twitter early Monday suggesting that the “Fake News Russian collusion story” has driven his base “even closer together,”—this, while slamming the media and their “fake news polling.”

Sen. John Kennedy is expecting to get an earful when the freshman Republican returns to Louisiana for the August congressional recess and holds his regular live radio town hall with constituents.

More than 50 House Democrats sent a letter on Friday to Defense Secretary James Mattis and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.

An outspoken senator, who has long-been critical of President Donald Trump says that the Republican Party should have stopped his “birther” movement when it began.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Sunday the U.S. will respond by Sept. 1 to Russia’s move to make a major cut in American diplomatic staff in response to former President Barack Obama’s decision to expel Russian diplomats for Moscow’s meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

President Trump spoke with South Korean President Moon Jae-In Sunday night following mounting tensions with North Korea.

The Department of Justice has fired back at the city of Chicago’s plans to sue the department in regards to President Trump’s immigration policies.

President Trump took a break from his “working vacation” Saturday by greeting a handful of wedding guests at Trump National Golf Club in New Jersey.

Congress isn’t in session. But it is. Yet nobody’s here. Lawmakers say they want to be in Washington. But they really don’t. So they aren’t. Yet they kind of are. And so even though the House and Senate aren’t in session, they’re meeting every three days for the next month.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and supporter Chris Christie on Sunday tempered news reports about special counsel Robert Muller impaneling another grand jury in his Russia meddling-collusion case, suggesting the move doesn’t mean the investigation is expanding or perhaps and indictment is now imminent.