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Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D., Ill.) has paid his wife and daughters hundreds of thousands of dollars from his campaign's coffer since 2010, according to campaign finance data.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Pennsylvania's highest court is rejecting a law designed to make it easier for organizations like the National Rifle Association to challenge cities' firearms ordinances in court.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday to void the law. The justices agreed with a lower court that packaging ...
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The Justice Department on Monday afternoon released the full, unredacted transcript of the Orlando terrorist Omar Mateen's 911 calls with operators and negotiators on the night of the mass shooting after an earlier version of the transcript omitted the words "Islamic State" and the name of ISIS leader "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi."
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The FBI's no-fly list contains about 81,000 names, but fewer than 1,000 of those are "U.S. persons," a top lawmaker revealed Monday, giving the outlines of the secretive program on the floor of the Senate.
Another list maintained by the FBI, dubbed the "TSA selectee list" because it triggers higher ...
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Economists estimate that the probability of a recession starting next year is at 21 percent, up from 10 percent a year earlier, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - A political group has fallen short trying to get a term limits initiative on the Mississippi ballot.
The Secretary of State's office spokeswoman, Anna Moak, said Monday that United Conservatives Fund missed Wednesday's deadline to submit petitions.
The political action committee proposed limiting legislators and statewide ...
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President Obama sang the praises Monday of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement stuck in Congress, pushing back against anti-trade rhetoric from both of the major parties' likely presidential nominees.
The president rattled off a list of purported benefits from the 12-nation trade deal in a speech at a federally-sponsored global ...
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The Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia is about to stink, literally.
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The Carlos Beruff for Senate campaign questioned Monday whether Sen. Marco Rubio should be trusted to serve out a full six-year Senate term if he chooses to run for re-election, and not use the seat as a springboard for another presidential run.
Chris Hartline, a Beruff spokesman, called on Mr. ...
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Bill Clinton called wife Hillary Clinton a "f---ing b----" just hours before he was inaugurated President of the United States, according to Clinton ally David Brock.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan slammed the Obama administration Monday for editing out references to the Islamic State terrorist group when releasing transcripts of the Orlando shooter's telephone conversations with police.
Mr. Ryan called the selectively editing "preposterous."
"We know the shooter was a radical Islamist extremist inspired by ISIS. We ...
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