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Shadow President? Obama Meets With South Korean President To Discuss Trump

Former President Barack Obama seems to be feeling nostalgic for his old job, meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-in Monday for 40 mi

The Forgotten $35 Billion U.S. Healthcare Problem

Legislation needs to move forward, reimbursements have to increase to match the value of saving lives and the public has to rally.

Injured bald eagle rescued in Washington, D.C.

They're calling the rescue of a bald eagle, a Fourth of July miracle.

It’s Time to Pull the Plug on August Recess

The norms of Washington—including a month-long recess—must never stand in the way of our efforts to act on the people’s priorities.

New Normal: Trump Allies Face Harassment, Protests Anywhere They Show Their Faces

Rep. Maxine Waters encouraged people to form mobs to protest Trump administration officials in their private lives.

Maine Senate Candidate Eric Brakey's Dance Moves Make the Associated Press

Republican Eric Brakey came out with a new video showing off dance moves...

Maine Senate Candidate Eric Brakey's Dance Moves Make the Associated Press

Republican Eric Brakey came out with a newvideo showing off dance moves...