Hillary Clinton delivered a subtle dig at President Donald Trump on Friday, offering some parallels between his presidency and that of former President Richard Nixon.

While delivering a commencement address at her alma mater, Wellesley College, a private women's liberal arts school in Massachusetts, Clinton, without naming Trump, recalled how ...Read more

ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Vowing that the Trump administration would "rebuild the military," Vice President Mike Pence told the Naval Academy's graduating class on Friday that they should be confident their commander-in-chief would have their support as they begin a career of service.

"President Donald Trump is the best friend the armed forces of the ...Read more

A Muslim man is suing Little Caesars for $100 million after he says he was served and then accidentally ate pepperoni made with pork, a food prohibited by Islamic law.

The complaint says Mohamad Bazzi of Dearborn, Mich., ordered halal pizza twice from a shop in Dearborn. The boxes were labeled "halal," but the pies inside were topped with ...Read more

CAIRO -- At least 26 people have been killed and 25 others injured in an attack on a bus carrying Coptic Christians in southern Egypt, according to the Health Ministry.

The ministry's spokesman, Khaled Megahed, said the injured were being transported to several hospitals near the city of Minya.

The bus was carrying around 45 people and was ...Read more

Six months ago, Republican Greg Gianforte lost Montana's gubernatorial election by nearly 4 points. Thursday night, he won statewide by about 6 points.

Congressional special elections are, well, special. The electorate is different, and so is the spending. Last fall, Gianforte was running against an incumbent.

But in this election, Gianforte ...Read more

CHICAGO -- In perhaps a hint of his trial strategy, the lawyer for the Chicago police officer charged in Laquan McDonald's killing argued Thursday in court that the shooting was required by law, calling the officer's actions "business as usual."

"Yes, it was an ugly shooting, ugly from the standpoint it showed a graphic image ... not unlike ...Read more

WASHINGTON -- House and Senate lawmakers are hoping to push legislation to replace recently repealed Obama-era internet privacy regulations, a move by the Federal Communications Commission that has led to a tide of consumer complaints.

At least two Senate bills are being drafted to address the regulatory void and public outcry created last ...Read more

WASHINGTON -- When the House Select Intelligence Committee opened its most recent hearing on Russian interference in the 2016 election, committee Chairman Devin Nunes was notably absent from the dais.

The week before, when the Justice Department named a special prosecutor to take over the existing FBI probe, lawmakers on the House and Senate ...Read more

DALLAS -- If a U.S. president's annual budget is a statement of priorities, a world traveler contemplating a trip to America might consider going somewhere else.

The Trump administration's budget proposal released this week seeks to eliminate Brand USA, a federal tourism marketing arm organized under the Commerce Department. Congress created ...Read more

WASHINGTON--Racial gerrymanders have been undone many times, most recently when the Supreme Court ruled against a pair of North Carolina congressional districts this week. But another case from that same state, heading into federal court next month, has a shot at eventually persuading the justices to do what they've never done before: strike ...Read more