By Isabel Indresano
After failing to win the nomination of the Utah Republican Party Romney will have to compete in a primary this June.
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New U.S. Sanctions on Russia Because of Cyberattacks
By Ian Sloan
The measures are being described as the strongest action taken by the Trump administration thus far against Moscow.
Democrat pulls off surprising win in Pennsylvania special election
By Chloe Teboe
Republicans are scrambling for support and new strategies after losing a Pennsylvanian congressional district to Democrat Conor Lamb.
Ethics Reports Reflect Poorly on Cabinet Members
By Brilee Carey
Ethics reports revealed many facts that embarrassed Cabinet members and led to private meetings with four Cabinet-level officials.
House Committee Releases Controversial FBI Memo
By Ross Ketschke
The House Intelligence Committee has released a memo detailing questionable surveillance of the Trump Campaign
President Trump attempts to unite Americans in State of the Union Address
By Camille Lalancette
Last Tuesday, President Trump laid out his legislative plan for 2018 in his State of the Union Address. Mr. Trump’s speech called for unity between both parties of government.
FBI Deputy Director announces departure
By Kayla LaRosa
FBI Deputy Director steps down amidst alleged Russian government collusion.
McConnell says Government Will Not Shut Down
By Allison Payne
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ensures that the government will not shut down over partisan disagreements when funding runs out at the end of the week.
Super Tuesday – Trump and Clinton take Massachusetts
By Angelina Salcedo
After over 100 thousand votes in the Bay State, Republican Donald Trump got an overwhelming win in Massachusetts while Hillary Clinton just edged out Bernie Sanders in the presidential primary.
Elections on the Rise, Claws on the Way Out
By Maria Santora
The Gubernatorial Forum on Wednesday October 8th, was anything but a friendly debate.
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