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Former Rep. Charlie Rangel dies at 94

Former Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-N.Y.), a Harlem native who served nearly five decades in the House of Representatives, died Monday at the age of 94. Rangel was first elected to Congress in 1970 after defeating the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. He served in Congress from 1971 to 2017, eventually becoming the chair of the...

Trump accuses Harvard of being ‘very slow’ to turn over foreign student info

President Donald Trump said Harvard is being "very slow" in turning over foreign student information and threatened to pull $3 billion in grant money.

Former NY Democratic Rep Charlie Rangel dead at 94

Former New York Rep. Charles Rangel has died at the age of 94, eight years after leaving Congress following more than 40 years of serving in the House.

This Memorial Day, salute the small-business owners who make summer happen

Memorial Day Weekend has always been a milestone for me. Back when I was a kid, our family vacationed at the Jersey Shore each...

House Republicans tighten Medicaid rules to stop scams, save taxpayers more than $10 billion

Big battles over taxes and Medicaid policy may have dominated the headlines, but tucked inside House Republicans' budget bill are a series of good-government changes that backers say will make sure only the right people are getting benefits.

Trump develops new perspective on Fort Knox gold

The Trump brand has long been associated with gold, but the president suddenly lost interest in the famous U.S. Bullion Depository at Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Trump kicks off Memorial Day with a smackdown of his perceived political foes

President Trump celebrated Memorial Day with an all-caps criticism of the "SCUM," his "INCOMPETENT" predecessor and "USA HATING JUDGES" who he blames for making it easier for illegal immigrants to enter the country and more complicated to kick them out.

Justice Department says it’s ‘absurd’ and ‘wrong’ to suggest U.S. marshals won’t protect judges

The Trump administration is criticizing as "absurd" and "wrong" a report saying federal judges are considering shifting control of armed security officers from the Department of Justice to the judicial branch.

A sacrifice upon the altar of freedom 

This Memorial Day, as with all the others, it is fitting to solemnly remember those heroes who lost their lives fighting and dying in defense of the things we cherish most: our freedoms, our Constitution and our way of life.   

Russia fires record number of drones into Ukraine amid Trump criticism

Russia on Monday fired a record number of drones into several of Ukraine’s regions amid President Trump’s recent criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Russia’s military launched 355 drones along with nine missiles late Sunday, according to Ukraine’s Air Force. Ukraine said Monday morning that it has “neutralized” 288 drones and all of the missiles...

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