After initially banning the Michigan Democrat from entering the country, Israel relented in response to a request from Tlaib to see her grandmother, who lives in the occupied West Bank.

The president tells rallygoers in Manchester that their financial security depends on his re-election.

A federal appeals panel dismisses a Trump administration bid to limit what must be provided.

U.S. officials say the extraordinary intervention is part of his strategy to sow divisions within the Democratic Party by shining a spotlight on its most liberal members.

That sentiment is concerning for Trump as he travels to New Hampshire on Thursday for a re-election rally.

The former Colorado governor has struggled with fundraising and low polling numbers.

The reproductive health care provider will lose $400,000 a year for services in Maine rather than submit to a Trump administration rule that bars it from making abortion referrals.

"Would there be any population of the world left?" the Republican told a group in Iowa.

Former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams is launching Fair Fight 2020, an initiative which seeks to 'fund, or assist in raising the funds for, robust voter protection operations, which will be run by Democratic state parties and allies.'

Guatemalans make up one of the largest groups emigrating from Central American because of poverty and crime and President-elect Alejandro Giammattei says the country doesn't have the capacity for its own people, let alone others.

Attorney General Aaron Frey added Maine to the more than 2 dozen state and local governments trying to protect Obama-era regulations that sought to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions from power plants.

The president is insisting that he and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell want to "do something" but McConnell has only said he would discuss the issue.

Ken Cuccinelli made the comments to defend the Trump administration's announcement that the government would consider an immigrant's use of social safety net programs when deciding their permanent legal status.

Maine Momentum has reserved $722,000 worth of advertising through early January to 'educate' voters about Maine's senior senator as she heads into a reelection year.

The ballot measures could go to voters during the March primary, but it could be June until they vote.

The Democratic primary shifts from its get-to-know-you phase.

The former first lady says there is 'zero chance' she would mount a campaign.

Normally candidates take lighthearted photos with the fair's famed butter cow and barn animals but this year, that has been overtaken by last weekend's mass shootings.

The president tweeted details from the 'beautiful' letter he received from the North Korean leader and says Kim assured him that 'testing would stop when the exercises end.'

The event was held at the Northeast Harbor home of a man known for advising President Trump on his judicial nominations.

The former vice president's history of gaffes rears its head at a town hall in Des Moines.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who's running for re-election, positions himself as Donald Trump's wingman.

He's the first 2020 presidential hopeful to hire someone for such a position.

Joe Biden is anchoring his presidential campaign around questions of character – both his and President Trump's.

A woman who said she was kept as a sex slave for financier Jeffrey Epstein named Mitchell among a group of powerful men she said Epstein 'instructed her to go to.'

Mitch McConnell, the Republican who is Senate majority leader, underscores the difficulty of reaching consensus on gun-control issues.

Large conservative Christian congregations are being enlisted in the drive to put the new laws on hold before they take effect in September.

Joseph Maguire starts Aug. 15, the day Dan Coats' resignation takes effect and the deputy director leaves.

For decades, Wayne LaPierre has weathered a series of political storms.

Republicans face enormous pressure to do something in the aftermath of two mass shootings that killed 31 people.

He was acting director when he was fired a little more than 24 hours before he was set to retire.

His campaign account shared a video in which some protesters spoke of violence outside his Kentucky home.

The association's chief executive tells the president the move would not be popular among his supporters.

Republicans are trying to build support for more modest measures, including so-called red-flag bills.

The discussions about the roughly $6 million purchase, which was not completed, are now under scrutiny by New York investigators.

Wanda Vazquez, who has said she doesn't want the job, follows Pedro Pierluisi, who was the island's governor for less than a week.

The president is met by protesters chanting 'Ban those guns,' but stays almost entirely out of public view in Dayton and El Paso.

Several officials have urged the president not to visit El Paso, a city with a largely Latino population, in the aftermath of Saturday's attack.

One of the suits alleges the law is an attack against the current president.

The nation's largest gun lobby has been divided by leadership clashes and allegations of reckless spending.

In Brussels and London, one question is growing louder: Can Boris Johnson be stopped?

The former Republican U.S. representative says that taking care of his aging parents comes first.

A spokesman says the majority leader is is recovering at home in Kentucky.

President Trump's veto of a bill to disapprove of the proposed sale of military products and services to Saudi Arabia withstands a Senate override effort.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib, the daughter of Palestinian immigrants, will join her.

American banks will be prohibited from participating in the issuance of Russian sovereign debt.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., raises the most money from small donors with Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., coming in second.

The Maryland Democrat makes his first public remarks about the controversy as he participates in the opening of a neighborhood park.

Pentagon estimates suggest a low-flying cruise missile with a range of about 620 miles could be ready for deployment in 18 months.

In a tweet Friday, Trump said Republican Rep. John Ratcliffe of Texas had decided to stay in Congress.