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Like a ghost from the past, the story of how a former Democratic Party rising star beat federal campaign finance charges over hush money payments has become a calling card for former President Donald Trump's defense.

EXCLUSIVE — The medical school at the University of Buffalo earned high marks for its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion from the Association of American Medical Colleges and has incorporated aspects of critical race theory into its curriculum.

The White House is trying to fight Republicans on their own turf as the debt ceiling battle rages on.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) fired an opening shot Tuesday in the coming battle between GOP lawmakers and President Joe Biden over raising the debt ceiling.

President Joe Biden has set his sights on 2024 battleground states as he eyes a possible reelection campaign.

"Taxation without representation." Those words are displayed throughout Washington, D.C., on signs, T-shirts, and even license plates to protest the nation's capital lacking statehood.

The 2024 Republican presidential primaries are already shaping up to be a race between the tortoise and the hare.

A top-ranking House Republican said her upstate New York district is bearing the brunt of a budding illegal immigration crisis at the Canadian border.

Former President Donald Trump did not hold back when asked why he is eager to return to the Oval Office in 2024, saying, "I think our country is dead."

A man driving a stolen police car jumped out of the vehicle during a high-speech chase Tuesday afternoon outside of Los Angeles while the car was traveling at a speed close to 70 mph.