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The first day of Judge Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation hearings was long on quarreling, protesting and speechifying.

"I don't live in a bubble," Kavanaugh told members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Just two months before the midterm elections, bipartisan legislation to try to prevent foreign hacking into U.S. election systems is stalled in Congress.

President Donald Trump started his Labor Day with an attack on a top union leader, lashing out after criticism from AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka.

Presidential tweets about "fake news" aren't new, but August was unique in the sheer frequency of such presidential declarations on Twitter.

There has been a backlog of citizen applications for years. But the backlog has increased dramatically since President Trump took office.

Civil rights organizations that have been combing through Kavanaugh's 300-plus decisions during 12 years as a federal appeals court judge.

Friends, family members and former political rivals will pay tribute to the late Sen. John McCain, in a ceremony Saturday at the Washington National Cathedral.

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller sits down for his weekly conversation with Gallup’s Frank Newport to talk about trends in U.S. opinion.

McCain will lie in state in the rotunda, an honor reserved for roughly only 30 other people since the practice began in 1852.

Through the lens of today's era of partisanship, it makes little sense that Joe Biden and John McCain would be friends.

When Vogue unveiled its annual fashion issue earlier this month, the Internet took notice.

"It is time that President Trump and Secretary Azar declare STDs in America a public health crisis."

How many times per year does a gun go off in an American school? We should know. But we don't.

A U.S. judge in Seattle blocked the Trump administration Monday from allowing a Texas company to post online plans for making untraceable 3D guns.