While Graham's ad strategy may come across as being late to the punch, it follows the strategy Trump revealed he prefers to use in elections.

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Jennings has spent the last week posing as an attack dog for the White House after Trump's top aide, Natalie Harp, got caught in a media storm.

Piker has particularly gained attention this year for campaigning with Michigan’s Democratic Senate nominee, Abdul el Sayed.

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt confirmed that a suspect was arrested in Romania on suspicion of espionage and carrying out a violent act.

Democrats turned a Blair County loss into the blueprint for a stunning special-election upset in deep-red Butler County.

Washington Examiner’s Tiana Lowe Doescher talked about personal data collection for price discrimination following a newly released FTC enforcement action.

The White House is struggling to put difficult issues to bed. And even President Donald Trump's public schedule has fewer events with press.

The president of the International Criminal Court is warning that sanctions on her could be the beginning of the end of international law.

The number of American troops injured in the Middle East since the start of the U.S.-Iran war has now eclipsed 750.

The Spanish territory of Ceuta remains in chaos as authorities are unable to manage the thousands of migrants who remain illegally.

Pete Buttigieg is heading to South Carolina to stump for Democrats, as the party sees an opening after Sen. Darline Graham Nordone's debate gaffe.