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Big crowds stir talk of momentum for Warren
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is making waves with the big crowds that she’s attracting to campaign events across the country.
Group doubles down on Gun Appreciation Day, includes God
Are guns to blame for the recent rash of mass shootings? A group of Second Amendment advocates thinks not.
'Simply not good enough': Lawrence O'Donnell apologizes on air
MSNBC prime-time host Lawrence O'Donnell issued an on-air retraction and apology Wednesday for reporting an unverified single-sourced story that claimed Russian oligarchs were involved in President Trump's financial situation.
Do All Seniors Pay Taxes on Their Social Security Benefits?
Whether you'll be taxed on your benefits in retirement depends on where you live and what your total income looks like
Another Study Confirms Obamacare Is The Unaffordable Care Act
Despite the high level of partisanship in the United States, both sides can agree on something even as controversial as health care: Both Democrats and Republicans believe Obamacare has failed to deliver
News cycle is daily reminder of Big Tech’s antitrust vulnerabilities
Here are the big anti-trust worries Big Tech faces
NRA rivals see opening as turmoil grips nation’s biggest gun rights group
The NRA’s rivals on the right sense an opening amid the chaos
N. Korea says it will remain 'threat' to US, slams Pompeo
North Korea on Friday launched a scathing attack on US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, calling him a "diehard toxin" and saying it was "sceptical" whether it can negotiate with him
Could Trump Drive Young White Evangelicals Away From The GOP?
A central message of President Trump’s insurgent candidacy in 2016 boiled down to this: Millions of Americans are losers — economically, culturally and even demographically
Work on more border wall starts in Arizona, New Mexico
Work crews in Arizona and New Mexico forged ahead Friday with construction of taller border fencing funded through a national emergency declaration by President Donald Trump
CNN hires former FBI official Andrew McCabe fired for leaking to media
Andrew McCabe, the former FBI deputy director fired for leaking to the media and who has become an antagonist of President Trump, will join CNN.
DOJ: Noncitizens account for 64 percent of all federal arrests
WASHINGTON — Arrests of noncitizens by the U.S. government more than tripled over the past decade and now account for 64 percent of all federal arrests, the Justice Department said Thursday.
Watch: Sanders' Climate Plan is Insane
Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie SandersOpens a New Window. on Thursday rolled out a $16 trillion plan — the most expensive policy proposal yet from the crowded field of 2020 hopefuls — to combat climate change by transforming the nation’s energy system and economyOpens a New Window.
Ocasio-Cortez slammed for calling the Electoral College a racist ‘scam’
Republicans have ripped Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for calling the Electoral College a racist “scam” that favors mostly white and rural states at the expense of those with large minority populations.
Obamas to buy $14.85 million Martha's Vineyard estate
Barack and Michelle Obama are reportedly trying to buy a sprawling estate in Martha's Vineyard from Boston Celtics owner Wyc Grousbeck.
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