WASHINGTON – Tensions between the U.S and Iran remain high in the aftermath of Saturday morning’s missile and drone attacks on a Saudi Arabian oil processing plant. Houthi rebels claimed responsibility

WASHINGTON – Former Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott predicted that lawmakers will be able to forge an agreement to fund the government by the Sep. 30 fiscal deadline and avoid

WASHINGTON – Only half of the Democratic presidential candidates met the polling and fundraising criteria needed to participate in Thursday’s night debate, which means the field of 20 is likely

WASHINGTON – In August 34,000 fewer jobs were added to the U.S. economy than in the previous month and the national unemployment rate remained unchanged, according to a government report released on

WASHINGTON — A proposal by 2020 presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) to limit the number of guns an individual could purchase to one a month is a contentious issue that

WASHINGTON – If the Justice Department Inspector General’s investigation into alleged abuses by FBI and DoJ during the Trump-Russia probe is to bear any fruit some of the critical documents

WASHINGTON – Nearly six out of ten U.S. voters disapprove of President Donald Trump’s recent remarks in which he questioned the loyalty and wisdom of Jews who support the Democratic

WASHINGTON — If the U.S. economy goes into a recession, it will be because of a failure to stop the trade war with China, according to one financial analyst. “A continued trade

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