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“At no time was the public in danger and there is currently no known threat to public safety," Los Angeles FBI chief Paul Delacourt said.

A gunman has opened fire at a synagogue in California, leaving one woman dead and three other people injured, police say.

President Trump has denied paying North Korea money for the medical care of comatose US student Otto Warmbier.

But he says he won’t take money from federal lobbyists.

With an early-morning tweet and accompanying video, former Vice President Joe Biden announced that he is making a third run for his Democratic Party’s presidential nomination, but some Democrats are bracing for a rough start

Donald Trump has vowed to go directly to the US Supreme Court if the Democrats try to impeach him, however his threat may have already encountered a major obstacle.

The president said he will respect Cain’s wishes and not nominate him for the role.

Mueller report reveals how staff told to do illegal things did not but some say that doesn’t mean Trump is not guilty of a crime

President interfered in probe, directed officials to lie

Robert Mueller's report scrutinizes 11 instances of potential obstruction.

The report indicates that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein provided information to Mueller’s team that may have been unhelpful to Trump.

The US Attorney General has defended President Trump over allegations of obstruction of justice, while reiterating that "no collusion" was found between his team and Russia.

Justice Department officials were said to have had numerous conversations with White House lawyers about the special counsel’s conclusions in recent days. The talks have aided President Trump’s legal team as it prepares a strategy for the coming public war over its findings.

The CDC report did not say whether there have been any fatalities.

Kellyanne Conway works for Trump. Her husband, George, rips into him publicly. Their conflicting views on the president reflect a political divide in the US. But they're not the only couples who see the world differently - and perhaps that's good for all of us.

The National Weather Service has issued flood watches and warnings for several counties in Oregon's central Willamette Valley.

How do you catch the measles?

While illegal border crossings were higher in the early 2000s, most of those apprehended at that time were single men, often from Mexico.

The US Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen, who enforced some of President Donald Trump's controversial border policies, has resigned.

After a lackluster performance in February, the job market bounced back in March. February’s number of new jobs was also revised upward, to 33,000 from 20,000.