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WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump took to Twitter Sunday to confirm reports that he and Chinese President Xi Jinping will hold a summit at Mar-a-Lago following successful trade talks between U.S. and Chinese officials. “I am…

IOWA - Democratic Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet is spending a long weekend in Iowa to introduce himself to potential voters after his condemnation of Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz went viral and compelled him to explore a bid for the…

CONNECTICUT - Two male runners are continuing to dominate high school girls’ track in Connecticut. High school juniors Terry Miller and Andraya Yearwood took first and second place in the state open indoor track…

VIRGINIA - Democratic Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax compared himself to lynching victims Sunday, as he faces two allegations of sexual assault, including rape. In a speech on the Virginia Senate floor, Fairfax continued to deny…

NEW YORK - Speaking at a “Girls Who Code” event in New York City, self-identified democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez hit back against critics of her Green New Deal resolution. “I just introduced the Green New Deal two…

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NEW YORK - Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on “Fox News Sunday” for blocking international aid to citizens dying under his rule. “The Venezuelan people are speaking loudly and clearly.…

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WASHINGTON - House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said Sunday that House Democrats will issue subpoenas and go to court, if necessary, to obtain special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on the Russia investigation. “We…

WASHINGTON - The House of Representatives voted to impeach President Andrew Johnson on Feb. 24, 1868 — 151 years ago — and the build-up to the decision would have a lasting impact on tenure for the U.S. government. Johnson, a…