The president's senior counselor drew criticism after promoting Ivanka Trump's brand on air.

Those leading the repairs are frantically working to beat a deadline dictated by the impending storm.

The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee said the situation was "taking care of itself."

This is the second attempt at a repeal of North Carolina's controversial "bathroom bill."

The Starbucks line of ice cream treats were pioneered at the Seattle Roastery last summer.

A day in the life of the Westminster Dog Show's fluffiest runner-up.

A look at the three reported candidates to be named to the head security position.

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A U.S. district judge in Alexandria, Virginia, says that the president's ban would cause irreparable harm to Virginia residents.

The letter-writing, photo-sharing campaign comes at a time of fear and uncertainty amid heightened enforcement of immigration policy.

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The Dakota Access Pipeline is moving ahead and will be complete in a few months barring any successful legal challenges.

It's hard to find anyone in Washington who knows border issues better than Alan Bersin.

The national security adviser has been under fire since revelations broke last week about his contact with Russia.

Louisville police chief Steve Conrad said an investigation has been launched and three officers have been placed on administrative leave.

The sponsor of a bill regarding the legitimacy of babies conceived through artificial insemination says it revokes an unconstitutional law.

In honor of Valentine's Day, we asked Patch readers to share their love stories. The results? Real-life romances way better than the movies.

The son of Jerry Sandusky has been arrested and charged after trying to solicit nude photographs from a child, police said.

A year after the magazine did away with nudity because of the availability of porn, Cooper Hefner says, "nudity was never the problem."