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By Stanley Chu
Ronny Jackson has withdrawn his nomination as Secretary of Veterans Affairs after allegations about his professional conduct.
By Samantha Woolf
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee narrowly endorses Mike Pompeo for secretary of state after one senator reversed his objection.
By Isabel Indresano
After failing to win the nomination of the Utah Republican Party Romney will have to compete in a primary this June.
By Allison Payne
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh endorsed US Representative Michael E. Capuano in the Democratic primary for re-election to his House seat
By Brilee Carey
President Trump announced on Sunday that North Korea has decided to end nuclear testing and to denuclearize, but North Korea has not announced intentions of giving up its nuclear weapons anytime soon.
By Stanley Chu
President Donald Trump’s personal attorney, Michael Cohen, withdraws defamation lawsuits against Buzzfeed and Fusion GPS.
By Abigail Royle
President Trump pardoned Mr. Libby after years of conviction. While some believe the president is righting an injustice, others believe the action is sending a message.
By Chloe Teboe
President Trump has signed an order that affects people closer to home by changing welfare requirements. This comes amid the crisis in Syria and growing tension with Russia.
By Samantha Woolf
Mike Pence is expected to attend two fundraisers in Boston.
By Belen Dumont
On Monday, the FBI collected numerous records and documents while raiding the Washington office and hotel room of President Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen.
