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Fox & Friends was the natural venue for President Trump to strike back against Michael Cohen.

The U.S. Army has reinstated more than 30 recruits it had forcibly discharged.

An ambitious proposal would build a nearly 60-mile "spine" of concrete seawalls, earthen barriers, floating gates and steel levees on the Texas Gulf Coast.

In a split-screen whiplash, a regular Tuesday turned into a blockbuster with two top people close to President Trump now facing prison.

The jury says it's reached a verdict on eight counts but is undecided on the remaining 10.

Michael Cohen will plead guilty to charges including campaign finance fraud, bank fraud and tax evasion.

As a nation, we could do a better job at taking time off.

For months, the Trump administration has been taking steps to limit how much immigrants use welfare programs.

Signs emerge that some are cutting corners to produce more graduates more quickly.

This week in the Russia investigations: President Trump strikes back at one of his most politically dangerous critics. Will a short-term victory have longer-term costs?

For all the president’s complaints, he also craves validation from the media.

Kavanaugh was part of what Starr and others in the office called "the brain trust,"

The Teacher Supply Swap, a free store for educators in Baltimore, is serving a community with a child poverty rate higher than the national average.

Eleven months after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has said that the island's emergency is over.