Paul Manafort responds to wiretapping report
A spokesman for the former Trump campaign manager said "there is nothing there," after feds wiretapped his communications
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Trump to campaign for senate candidate in Ala.
Republican Luther Strange will face off with former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore in a runoff on Sept. 26.
W.H. denies report that U.S. will stay in Paris climate deal
"There has been no change in the United States' position on the Paris agreement," White House spokeswoman said
Facebook gives special counsel materials about Russian ad buys
The social media giant provided Robert Mueller's team with materials about advertising linked to Russians
Trump inaugural fund hasn't donated to charity as promised
Trump has a history of making bold charitable promises — with slow follow through
Trump says "radical Islamic terrorism" will be "eradicated"
President Trump had strong words at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Friday
Watchdog says it will keep fighting for Mar-a-Lago visitor logs
"This was spitting in the eye of transparency," the executive director of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington said
Haley: Mattis has "plenty of options" on North Korea
The latest missile launch is believed to be North Korea's longest yet, as the U.S. weighs its options
Senator Tim Scott says Trump has "obviously reflected" since Charlottesville
The Senate's only black Republican met with Trump after the senator said the president's "moral authority is compromised," and shared his insights in an exclusive TV interview with CBS News' Nancy Cordes
DOJ rejects Senate committee's request for interviews with FBI officials
This means the firing of FBI Director James Comey is not yet determined to be out of the scope of the special counsel's investigation