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Mattis and his staff completed a five-day trip with stops in San Diego, New Delhi, Kabul and Abu Dhabi. He would clock more than 22,000 flight miles and 42 hours aboard planes, helicopters, and cargo aircraft.
In August, the Puerto Rican government raised the official death count dramatically to 2,975, after maintaining for months that only 64 people had died.
That Senate Judiciary Committee's vote on Kavanaugh is now scheduled for Sept. 20, following a 11-10 vote along party lines.
A day after Dimon said he was "smarter" than Trump, the president calls the J.P. Morgan CEO a "poor public speaker and a nervous mess."
Special counsel Robert Mueller reportedly wants Paul Manafort's plea deal to include information he may have "related to President [Donald] Trump and the 2016 campaign." Manafort managed that campaign for several months in 2016.
The attorney general position in New York presents a unique opportunity to go after the president because the deeply blue state is where he built his business empire.
The celebrated Watergate reporter's new book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," boasted higher pre-order sales than any other title in the history of its publisher, Simon & Schuster, the company said.
The president signed an executive order Wednesday creating a multiagency, targeted response to a broad range of foreign interference tactics, including disinformation and propaganda campaigns.
Stormy Daniels is telling her story in a new memoir titled "Full Disclosure"
Jamie Dimon took a swipe at President Donald Trump, claiming that he could defeat the president in a head-to-head election. Within minutes, Dimon addressed the uproar caused by his comments: "I should not have said it. I'm not running for president."
The "Tariffs Hurt the Heartland" campaign involves reaching out to members of Congress, buying ads and hosting town hall style meetings in swing states.
President Trump's sagging approval ratings suddenly have Republicans staring at their worst-case scenarios for midterm elections.
"In two months, we have an election in the country, and that's the most important course correction moment the American people have right now," John Kerry tells CNBC.
Michael Cohen pleaded guilty in August to federal tax crimes and to violating campaign finance law with a $130,000 hush-money payment he made to porn star Stormy Daniels at what he said was the direction of President Donald Trump.
A U.S. judge on Tuesday struck down a nearly century-old California law that banned handgun ads at gun shops, saying the state failed to show it would prevent suicides or crime.
The Category 4 hurricane is expected to smash into the Carolinas later this week.
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