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This governor says she will support Trump even if he loses hush money trial South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem tells CNN’s Dana Bash that

The share of high school seniors who have submitted a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is down significantly this year, raising

The US Treasury Department on Friday imposed sanctions on two organizations on Friday for fundraising on behalf of two violent Israeli extremists in the

Speaker Mike Johnson is being lobbied by his members to raise the threshold required to trigger the procedure to oust the speaker, according to

Hear Trump’s remark outside court that made an ex-prosecutor’s ears perk up Former prosecutor Jessica Roth discusses the legal implications of former President Donald

President Joe Biden is seeking to make a sharp economic argument against former President Donald Trump during a three-day swing through Pennsylvania with campaign

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal from Black Lives Matters organizer DeRay Mckesson, letting stand a lower court’s decision that some critics

Donald Trump will make history when he arrives in lower Manhattan Monday morning as the first former president to go on trial for criminal charges.

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U.S. service members and their families could get a pay raise and other benefits, after a bipartisan panel made recommendations toward improving the quality