One U.S. intelligence report assesses that the Burevestnik missile will not be combat-ready for another decade, despite Putin's claim that the "invincible" weapon has a proven capability. » Read More
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Biden has recently called financiers for help competing against candidates such as Beto O'Rourke and Bernie Sanders.
Boston brewer Sam Adams is dedicating a new beer to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, named after one of the liberal judge's comments about gender and the court.
Clete Willems' departure is expected to take place as talks with China linger into April, although the people familiar with his plans cite the wear of frequent travel on his young and growing family as the main reason for his exit.
A spokesman for Pelosi tells CNBC that the speaker and Trump "briefly spoke about infrastructure" on March 14.
U.S. economic growth would be much stronger had the Fed stopped raising rates sooner, President Donald Trump said in an interview that aired Friday.
Two House bills introduced this month by Republicans seek to redirect federal funds from California's controversial high-speed rail project and use the money for other purposes.
Nearly 20 Russian missiles that the U.S. is currently unable to defend against were recently moved to a military testing site, according to people who have direct knowledge of American intelligence reports.
The case involves a Marine veteran who is demanding that the Department of Veterans Affairs provide him with retroactive disability payments for post-traumatic stress disorder he developed while serving in brutal battles in Vietnam.
Stone's recent gag order in his case lodged by Mueller "inspired a steady rain of support," former Trump political advisor Michael Caputo said.
U.S. officials seeking a China trade deal are focused on long-term changes to that nation's economy. But President Trump wants to reduce the trade deficit and wants China to purchase more goods, according to two people briefed on discussions.
Republicans are already plotting to retake some of the California congressional seats they lost in 2018 to the Democrats, and one of the issues they're talking a lot about is the Green New Deal.
Mark Gallogly, the co-founder of investment firm Centerbridge Partners, has signaled to friends that he's likely going to help Beto O'Rourke.
European leaders are meeting on Thursday to decide whether to grant the U.K. an extension to its Brexit departure due on March 29.
The Fed took a pause on interest rate hikes, which would seem to satisfy President Donald Trump if not for the reasons that are driving the move.
Justice Clarence Thomas on Wednesday broke his three-year silence at the Supreme Court by asking questions during arguments in a racial discrimination case involving a black man who has faced six trials for a quadruple homicide in the 1990s.
The Pentagon's inspector general says it will investigate a watchdog group's allegations that acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan has used his office to promote his former employer, Boeing.
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