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President Donald Trump says his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is back on for June 12.

Republicans are becoming increasingly confident they'll be able to hand President Trump a bipartisan acquittal in his Senate impeachment trial.

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Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin is pushing back on a Democratic plan to push a “Medicaid-like” measure through the reconciliation bill for one simple reason: it lacks the Hyde amendment, which

“This is what we know. The crisis at the border is not lessening. It’s getting worse,” said Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser.

Deadspin died today.

Facing a long-known and genuine problem — the tiny percentage of black and Hispanic city public-school students who can pass the race-blind exam for entry into one of the specialized high schools —…

So disgusting.

Libertarian 2020 presidential candidate Jo Jorgensen said that if there are credible allegations of election irregularities, Trump should go to court.

Those expecting this year’s Women’s March on Washington to be a gathering that welcomes all women will be disappointed.

It’s not necessarily all that brave to call out the other team.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will replace the members of four advisory groups representing companies and consumers, the latest move by a Trump-appointed acting director who is shifting the bureau’s approach to enforcing consumer-finance laws.

Inequality won the electoral vote for Donald Trump in 2016. Four writers in the Nation admitted as much the day after the election. “Inequality created the presidency of Donald Trump,” they wrote. But the president’s antagonists generally appear loath to...

Even giant pharmaceutical companies don’t want to wind up on blacklists for vengeance by Democrats.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that gas prices in the U.S. could shoot up again this winter as the European scales back its purchases of Russian oil.

For two weeks now Donald Trump has been whining that he is the victim of sinister, shadowy forces colluding to deny him the Republican presidential nomination. This miniature campaign began with an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal in which Trump complained about the Colorado convention, calling it “a rigged delegate-selection process. A few days later he complained at a rally that the Republican primaries were a rigged, crooked system that's designed so that the party bosses can pick whoever they want and that it's all filled with so much phony stuff. As a factual matter, none of these charges is true. The Republican primaries, caucuses, and state conventions are perfectly reasonable. You may not like the system. But it is not rigged, nor crooked, nor phony. The rules are pre-determined and designed to reach an outcome in a particular manner, one that values not just popularity but the ability to rally members of the party. The system is orderly and transparent.

If the shoe fits...

Democrats claim Voter ID is racist and suppresses votes, but most studies show the opposite is the case. Could a lack of potential voter fraud be the reason ...

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has vowed to punish any North Korean caught wasting food as the country struggles to feed her population amid famine. “People are angry,” a source said. “They say that controlling food distribution will make everyone’s difficult situation even worse.”

Democratic efforts to include a special $50,000-per-year journalist tax break within President Biden’s $3.5 trillion spending package have sparked accusations of “media collusion.”

Officers who were attacked on Jan. 6 criticized the troopers who posed with the former president.

"He's certainly a smart guy, but there's also a temperament issue."

 A federal judge on Tuesday ruled that AT&T and Time Warner can go through with their $85 billion merger, dealing a blow to the Trump administration’s Department of Justice.

It’s odd how the political left cheers America’s shortcomings and