Virginia Governor Resists Resignation Call Over Blackface Photo
Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe predicted that Northam — who served as McAuliffe's lieutenant governor — will eventually leave office.
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Patriots Beat Rams in Lowest-Scoring Super Bowl Ever
It was close, for sure, yet the 10-point margin was their biggest in winning a championship.
National Parks Rush to Repair Damage After Shutdown
Hiring seasonal workers who typically start in the spring as rangers, fee collectors and hiking guides also has been delayed.
U.S. Employers Add Robust 304K Jobs; Unemployment Up to 4 Pct.
Friday's solid jobs report provided a dose of reassurance that the economy remains mostly healthy and likely to shake off any effects of the shutdown.
President Says State of the Union Address to Stress ‘Unity’
Members of Congress are inviting federal workers worried about another shutdown after Feb. 15.
U.S. Announces Pullout From Key Arms Treaty With Russia
The U.S. has no nuclear-capable missiles based in Europe; the last of that type and range were withdrawn in line with the INF treaty.
Bureau of Reclamation to Discuss Drought Plan Going Forward
The bureau's commissioner, Brenda Burman, plans to discuss the status of the plans Friday with reporters.
New Jersey Democratic Sen. Cory Booker Launches 2020 Bid
He will be able to run for a second full Senate term in 2020 while running for president, thanks to a law that New Jersey's governor signed in November.
President Says ‘Wall’ Must Be Part of Lawmakers’ Border Deal
A fresh, protracted crisis could make it difficult to tackle other upcoming business such as a deal to prevent cuts to the Pentagon and domestic agencies.
Roger Stone Pleads Not Guilty in Russia Probe Case
Stone attorney Robert Buschel entered the plea on his client's behalf.