GOP Infighting Erupts Following Midterm Election Losses
Republicans openly criticize each other and former President Trump in the wake of significant election defeats.
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Man Shot by Police While Escaping Brother Files Lawsuit
A college athlete is suing Oregon police and a probation officer after being shot five times by officers who mistook him for his knife-wielding brother.
Democrats' Control of Congress May Stall Trump's D.C. Projects
With a Democratic majority in Congress, projects championed by President Trump in the nation's capital are expected to face significant opposition and potential roadblocks.
Rosie O'Donnell Considers Return to New York After Celebrating Midterm Election Results
The comedian expressed joy over the midterm outcomes and a desire to be closer to her family.
Nate Silver Suspects Trump May Resign Before Term Ends
The election forecaster, who accurately predicted a 'blue tsunami,' theorizes Trump could exit the White House due to isolation and a diminished political position.
Seattle Faces Backlash Over Refusal to Cooperate with ICE on Child Molester's Release
Department of Homeland Security criticizes sanctuary city policies as a convicted Venezuelan national nears the end of his prison sentence.
UK Employers to Be Legally Required to Disclose Salary Ranges in Job Ads
Legislation will mandate salary information in job postings, aiming to increase transparency and help job seekers, especially young people and women.
Judge Blocks Construction of Trump's 250-Foot Arch in Washington
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing work from beginning on the controversial monument.
Colorado Officer Killed, Three Wounded in Shooting Near Denver Bus
Suspect also died in the exchange of gunfire; a civilian was injured.