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Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., will not run for re-election in 2018. Source: Newsfront by Newsmax

Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., is just about convinced former national security adviser Michael Flynn and former Trump campaign chairman Paul

The White House defended its response to hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico on Tuesday, with FEMA Administrator Brock Long saying there are

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States was “totally prepared” for military action against North Korea — “it

The North Korean regime poses a “grave threat” to the U.S. and the world, according to Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont.

Legal commentator Nancy Grace harshly condemned on Tuesday what she considered a light 21-month prison sentence that former New York

An iceberg over 100 square miles in size has broken off of the Pine Island Glacier in West Antarctica, The

Saudi King Salman on Tuesday ordered that women be allowed to drive cars, state media said, ending the conservative Islamic

Attorney General Jeff Sessions defended President Donald Trump’s harsh criticism of NFL players who kneel during the national anthem, saying

Eighty-three-year-old NBA Hall of Fame player Bill Russell took a knee while wearing his Presidential Medal of Freedom in a

Just 54 percent of American adults know that Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens, according to a Morning Consult poll published

U.S. senators from both parties on Tuesday grilled the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission – the agency responsible

Facebook should have done more to brief officials about the fake pages and advertising placed by Russians during the 2016

Genes are tied to about 83 percent of the risk of autism in children with the disorder, a new study

A potential marker for a devastating brain disease caused by repeated concussions has been identified in living people for the

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee took a knee as Congress started sensing the political drift of President Donald Trump’s roasting of

Source: Newsfront by Newsmax

House Speaker Paul Ryan told journalists on Tuesday that athletes who protest during the national anthem have the right to

Roy Moore, an Alabama candidate for the U.S. Senate, displayed a handgun during a campaign rally on Monday, according to

The nation’s top military officer said Tuesday that his advice to President Donald Trump has been to allow transgender troops

The new cover of Sports Illustrated reads: “A NATION DIVIDED, SPORTS UNITED” and shows some of the biggest names in

Whistleblowers within the Department of Veterans Affairs say that a Long Island clinic’s outreach to more than 2,000 vets had

Political commentator Alan Dershowitz addressed his upcoming talk at Columbia University on the Middle East scheduled for this week, saying

Political commentator Alan Dershowitz addressed his upcoming talk at Columbia University on the Middle East scheduled for this week, saying

A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday threw out the conviction of former New York state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos,

They already know it will fail, but Senate Republicans nonetheless are weighing whether to call a vote on the healthcare

Pope Francis has been accused of spreading heresy by a group of conservative Catholics who have taken issue with the

Four college basketball coaches were among those facing federal charges Tuesday in a wide probe of fraud and corruption in

American consumers feel a bit less confident this month, their spirits pulled down by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. Source: Newsfront

Puerto Ricans are “proud U.S. citizens” and need and deserve help in its recovery efforts after being hit not once,

President Donald Trump said in a Tuesday tweet that Otto Warmbier, a University of Virginia student who died after being

Hillary Clinton on Monday reacted to the news that members of the Trump administration have been using private emails, calling

Sales of both new and existing homes slipped over the summer, which typically might slow price gains. Source: Newsfront by

The Public Interest Legal Foundation is threatening lawsuits against 248 counties in 24 states after its analysis revealed they have

Credit reporting firm Equifax Inc said on Tuesday its Chief Executive Richard Smith will retire, a week before he was

Supermarkets are gradually re-opening in hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico but the situation is far from normal and many customers are going

The widow of Pat Tillman, the professional football player who gave up his NFL contract to serve in the Army,

China is tightening the screws on Facebook Inc.’s WhatsApp, honing and employing cutting-edge surveillance technology to disrupt the messaging service

After 15 years in a vegetative state, a man is responding to vagus nerve stimulation therapy, a treatment currently used

Elon Musk’s ambitious plan to surround the Earth with thousands of internet-beaming satellites is encountering turbulence from regulators concerned about

After President Donald Trump supported NASCAR owners and drivers for not protesting during the national anthem over the weekend, perennial

A Palestinian attacker opened fire early Tuesday at the entrance to a settlement outside Jerusalem, killing three Israeli security men

The U.S. has gamed out four or five different scenarios for how the crisis with North Korea will be resolved,