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President Donald Trump will host Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe this week.

The leader of the so-called alt-right movement had some "choice" words for the new secretary of education.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is considering whether to reinstate the president's travel ban as the issues are decided in a lower court.

Federal law allows police to seize a suspect's assets even if no crime is proved. The victim then has to prove he's not a criminal.

The states of Washington, Minnesota and the Department of Justice are the plaintiffs in the case. Each side will have 30 minutes to make its case.

Despite years of questioning whether Barack Obama was born in the U.S., President Trump maintains that he has a good relationship with the former president.

Mittenaere has thrown herself into her role as Miss Universe and recently sat in for an interview on "GMA."

Two studies found that anywhere from 1.2 million to 3 million jobs could be lost if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.

D.C. Council member Vince Gray told local reporters his plan to combat the shortage of police was to entice experienced officers to stay on the force.

The number of injuries as a result of the storms remains unclear, but photos and videos poured into social media showing the devastation in New Orleans.

"For a fish who spent much of his time imitating a fallen log, he sparked curiosity, excitement and wonder among guests of all ages," Shedd Aquarium's CEO Bridget Coughlin said.

New York state police have put out an Amber Alert for Kim Woo after her mother was reportedly assaulted by the child's father.

The divisive president has caused one woman to leave her husband after 22 years of marriage.

“The release of the annual immunization schedules comes amid concerns that the Trump administration has proposed appointing a group to study the safety and effectiveness of vaccines,” the guidelines read.

While school choice is a viable option for some students, research has found that they are neither better nor worse than a child attending public schools.

The victim's uncle saw Parker "walking away from the house" and "carrying something."

A warm front was set to drop a foot of snow in the northern Sierra Nevada Mountains and Cascades as well as up to six inches of rain in the southern Sierra Nevadas, according to the National Weather Service.

Police arrested Chanel Lewis six months after he allegedly killed the woman jogging in New York City.

Meteorologists were unsure if the meteor landed near Lake Michigan or if it broke up in the sky.

The Corona beer ad released late last month explains that “America” is not exclusive to the United States, but rather refers to the North and South American continents, “a land with a billion people.”

The first family's whereabouts remain elusive after the president's Super Bowl celebrations at Mar-A-Lago, Florida.

Senate Democrats staged an all-night protest against President Donald Trump's pick, urging Republicans not to put “party above country.”

Relationship between Trump and Putin has been an object of speculation. "I don’t know Putin, have no deals in Russia," President Trump posted on Twitter Tuesday.

President Donald Trump's proposed 20 percent tax on goods from Mexico would debilitate states that are dependent on imports and exports.

 "Just look at the amazing energy we saw last month, as women organized a march that galvanized millions of people all over our country, and across the world," Clinton said.

“Peter is not running for governor,” spokesman Jeremiah Hall said in a statement.

After she had been reported missing for three days, a 23-year-old's body was found in Bastimentos Island.

Rather than put a damper on economic growth, immigrants more likely boost innovation while receiving lower pay, according to a preliminary study.

At least one in four teenagers has tried "dripping," according to a new study.