Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley’s office informed The Mission Continues, a charity founded by former Gov. Eric Greitens, that it had been cleared in an investigation into whether it supplied his campaign with a donor list.
The Kansas Republican took heat during his last re-election for not owning a home in Kansas. On Thursday just his wife, who lives with him in Virginia, joined Roberts to man the empty Senate.
After getting the farm bill passed with historically large majorities, Pat Roberts is spending the holiday break weighing another run for Senate after nearly four decades in Congress. Is his bipartisan dealmaking an asset or a red flag with Republican voters?
Ending the Affordable Care Act is no longer politically popular among GOP leaders. That’s not stopping Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who is still dreaming up unusual approaches to gut or water down its provisions.
With an annual speech expected to lay out his top priorities for the year ahead, Kim Jong Un will be keeping North Korea watchers busy on New Year's Day.
Despite new rules addressing sexual assault among the children of U.S. service members, the federal government failed to fix a flaw that on many military bases has let alleged juvenile abusers escape accountability or treatment.
In a brilliant flip of the script, the empty hotel that towers over the Pyongyang skyline has been reborn as a symbol of North Korean pride and ingenuity.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Germany will keep pushing for global solutions to challenges in 2019 and also has to take greater responsibility in the world.
Relatives of Felipe Gomez Alonzo, who on Christmas Eve became the second Guatemalan child to die in U.S. border custody, are remembering the boy in his home village with flowers, candles and photographs.
Bosnian Serb police have dispersed dozens of protesters who stayed in the streets after thousands rallied in support of a man who helped launch a movement for justice and rule of law while pursuing the truth about his 21-year-old son's death.
The gates of Joshua Tree National Park have remained open despite the partial federal government shutdown and crowds of visitors have been rolling in without having to pay $30 per vehicle.
Wisconsin's new legislative session will begin with anger still fresh among Democrats over the Republican lame-duck session that weakened the powers of incoming Gov. Tony Evers.
President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump took Christmas Eve calls from children anxious to find out where Santa is on his gift-giving journey. During one call, Trump asked a 7-year-old named Collman, "Are you still a believer in Santa?"