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One points to the White House. One runs through Chuck Schumer.
White House staff secretary Will Scharf will take over as White House counsel on Sept. 1, President Trump announced Sunday.
Attorney General Todd Blanche refused Sunday to pledge the Justice Department's independence from the White House, saying he would consider President Trump's views on individual prosecutions.
By: Marc Caputo, Andrew Pantazi, Holly Otterbein
Nixon, a Jacksonville state representative and former union organizer joined DSA during the campaign.
Sen. Bernie Sanders endorsed Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon on Thursday, two days after she stunned the party establishment by defeating heavily funded favorite Alex Vindman.
Immediately after her shocking upset in Florida 's Democratic Senate primary, state Rep. Angie Nixon made clear she isn't really a socialist — even though she'd just joined the Democratic Socialists of America.
By: Marc Caputo, Andrew Pantazi, Holly Otterbein
Florida's new Democratic Senate nominee, Angie Nixon , and the state party's chair had a heated conversation Friday which included a yelling match
By: Andrew Pantazi, Ben Geman
The backlash has become a political threat.
The cumulative rise in fuel expenses from the Iran war's first six months is larger than the same period after Russia invaded Ukraine
The whistleblower says the Postal Service built the system in weeks, far short of the time needed for a project of this complexity.
