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It all started last week when at a Turning Point USA event Paul in an interview with Breitbart News’s Alana Mastrangelo said he would contribute to funding a trip to Somalia for Omar so she can see the conditions of the country in which she was born. From Mastrangelo’s report on her interview with Paul for Breitbart News: Sara Carter, a conservative journalist, then tweeted a video clip from the interview: In response to that tweet, Intercept columnist Me

TOLEDO, Ohio — Elizabeth Warren took the stage on Monday night in a state that has lost hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs over the past 50 years and pledged to overhaul the nation’s trade policies with strict new rules that she said would “strengthen America.” Sounding a bit more like President Trump than President Clinton as she complained about companies that have shipped jobs from America to Mexico, Warren told an overflow crowd under the florescent lights of a job training facility that she would require trading partners to follow tough new labor and environmen

Barely a month has passed since the first set of Democratic debates, and round two has arrived. CNN is broadcasting two nights of Democratic primary debates this week from Detroit, and there are a few changes from the first set NBC hosted in June. Here’s how to watch the debates and a look at who is participating: The debates will air Tuesday, July 30, and Wednesday, July 31, at 8 p.m. The debates will air on CNN this time around. CNN will air the debates exclusively on its own platforms, including CNN.com and its mobile apps.

WASHINGTON — Thomas Barrack Jr., a top fund-raiser and confidant of President Trump, urged the administration to sell Saudi Arabia nuclear technology without restrictions designed to prevent the kingdom from developing nuclear weapons, according to a report released by House Democrats Monday. Barrack, founder and chairman of Colony Capital Inc., along with IP3 International, a consortium seeking to build nuclear reactors in Saudi Arabia, wielded “o

WASHINGTON — President Trump has issued full pardons to five men convicted of crimes including theft, fraud and drug trafficking, in addition to commuting the sentences of two others. The president commuted the sentences of Ted Suhl, who was convicted of bribery related to Medicaid fraud, and Ronen Nahmani, a Florida man convicted of selling synthetic marijuana.

A wave of lawmakers from the state of Washington on Sunday called for an impeachment inquiry against MORE, making it so that nearly half of the House Democratic Caucus now supports the move. The call from the five Washington state Democrats — Reps.

Director of National Intelligence MORE. Trump announced the decision in a tweet on Sunday afternoon, noting that Coats would end his time as the U.S.'s top intelligence official on Aug. 15. Coats is set to be replaced by Rep.

President Trump’s director of national intelligence. Trump on Sunday announced Rep. MORE (R-Texas) would replace Coats, who is set to leave his position on Aug.

MORE (D-Md.), inflaming racial tensions once again by taking aim at a top African American Democratic lawmaker and parts of the majority-black district he represents. The president on Saturday and Sunday sent more than a dozen tweets assailing Cummings and the city of Baltimore. The weekend started with Trump describing the country's 30th-largest city and surrounding areas as a "very dangerous & filthy place" where "no human being would want to live," and it ended with Trump calling Cummings — the son of sharecroppers in South Carolina — a "racist." It marked the