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By Glenn Kessler, The Washington Post Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel on Dec. 11 stepped out of his comedic role and offered a commentary on the reauthorization of the Children’s Health Insurance …

By Katherine Blackhurst, LifeZette Media Research Center (MRC) officials claimed Tuesday that 90 percent of the coverage of President Donald Trump by ABC, CBS and NBC was negative during their …

By Brendan Kirby, LifeZette Emboldened Democrats sought Wednesday to slow down a rapidly emerging consensus among Republicans for approving tax cuts within days, urging GOP leaders to wait for Alabama’s …

By The Editorial Board, Wall Street Journal Democrats and the media are accusing anyone who criticizes special counsel Robert Mueller as Trumpian conspirators trying to undermine his probe. But who …

By Eric Lieberman, The Daily Caller Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai was in the middle of his speech during a hearing on net neutrality Thursday when he was interrupted …

By Matt Goldberg, Collider Warner Bros. has released the first The 15:17 to Paris trailer. Directed by Clint Eastwood, the film is based on the story of real heroes Anthony Sadler, Oregon National Guardsman Alek …

By Michelle Castillo and Ted Haselton, CNBC The FCC voted on Thursday to eliminate the Open Internet Order, better known as “net neutrality” regulations. The decision will give more power …

By Tim Alberta and Rachael Bade, POLITICO Spirits were high inside the House chamber on Thursday, November 16, when, in the early afternoon, the gavel fell and a measure to …

By Nicholas Fandos, The New York Times WASHINGTON — The release Tuesday night of F.B.I. officials’ text messages describing the possibility of a victory by Donald J. Trump as “terrifying” and saying …

By Kate Linthicum, LA Times One of Mexico’s most controversial and resilient political figures formalized his bid for the presidency Tuesday, vowing if elected to wean Mexico off U.S. agricultural …