The Republican-controlled U.S. Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, dismissing anger over accusations of sexual misconduct against him and delivering a major victory to President Donald Trump.
After months of waging a behind-the-scenes war against President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs that have escalated far beyond what business groups once imagined, more than 60 U.S. industry groups are launching a coalition on Wednesday to take the fight public.
President Donald Trump backed boycotting American motorcycle manufacturer Harley Davidson Inc (HOG.N) on Sunday, the latest salvo in a dispute between the company and Trump over tariffs on steel.
Gov. Jindal, who is running for president, wrote Obama to say Louisianans don't agree about climate change.
In an unusual political turnaround, Trump's "favorable" numbers are surging while negative views of him decline.
The Palmetto State’s senator, despite winning reelection there last year, couldn’t muster more than 4 percent support in a new poll.
Trump, who frequently bashes the Obama's administration's interactions with China, says the market meltdown is a result of poor planning.
Donald Trump may have 24 percent of the national GOP support, but most think another nominee would stand a better chance of winning the White House.
The retired neurosurgeon gains voter support after last week's Republican debate -- as does Carly Fiorina, another Washington outsider.
A new Suffolk University poll conducted after last week's GOP debate still has Trump way out front in Iowa.
“Is there really anything substantive from calling people fat or stupid?” Rand Paul said of fellow candidate Donald Trump.
Those who watched the Republican debate were more, not less, supportive of Donald Trump than the general public.
Don't expect the field to narrow soon: Republican candidates have a strong incentive to stay in the race.
Donald Trump drew the most attention — negative and positive. Rubio, Christie, Huckabee and Carson did well. Bush did ... not much.
Donald Trump was "the elephant not in the room" -- and Carly Fiorina got off the best shot at him during what was billed as a second-tier debate.
The seven GOP presidential hopefuls who didn't make the top 10 may be looking at their last, best chance to punch through.
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley's camp calls the schedule too thin.
Rick Perry is out, based on polls, and the only woman in the field, Carly Fiorina, won't make the debate either. Who is in and who is out?
The lineup for Thursday's GOP debate is coming into focus. Ohio Gov. Kasich and former Texas Gov. Perry may fight it out for the last spot.
Senators Ted Cruz and Rand Paul led the fight against the agency after controversial videos were released.
It looks like Perry, Fiorina, Jindal, Santorum and Graham won't make the cut for the first debate.
Donald Trump's candidacy has excited a critical mass of Republican voters. If — when — he falters, will they then embrace another Republican, or stay home?
A motion to oust Speaker Boehner? A refusal to vote on a highway bill? Skirmishes in the ongoing Republican civil war.
The real estate mogul doesn't seem to be feeling any pain from his remarks about Sen. John McCain not being a war hero.
Conservative opposition in the House keeps the Export-Import Bank's renewal in limbo.
Securing the U.S.-Mexico line takes priority over deciding what to do with undocumented immigrants in the U.S., the presidential candidate says.
Congress has until the end of the month to fund the Highway Trust Fund, which pays for the nation's major road projects.
Attack Trump or ignore him? The nine other candidates on the debate stage next month will have to calculate how they will deal with Donald Trump.
After the South Carolina senator called him a "jackass," the real estate mogul responded with an attack of his own.
The Ohio governor's embrace of Medicaid cost him right-wing votes, but he's a popular leader in a key state.
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