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The Justice Department’s renewed enforcement against leaks of classified information will not target journalists, Reuters reported on Sunday. Deputy Attorney General Rob Rosenstein, appearing on Fox News Sunday, stated that the department’s focus on prosecuting leakers is not meant to be a heightened attack on the press. “We don’t prosecute journalists for doing their jobs,”

President Trump is not – repeat not – on vacation. He’s just spending the next two weeks at his posh golf resort in New Jersey while the White House, which is not – repeat not – a dump, undergoes major renovations. After frequently criticizing former President Barack Obama for his golf vacations, Mr. Trump decamped

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Sunday denied that the Russia investigation special counsel’s probe has turned into “fishing expedition” aimed at digging up dirt on President Trump. “The special counsel is subject to the rules and regulations of the Department of Justice, and we don’t engage in fishing expeditions,” Mr. Rosenstein said on “Fox

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. �� Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton and Lt. Gov. Tina Smith visited the Dar Al Farooq Islamic center in Bloomington Sunday morning, the day after a bomb rocked the building. Dayton described the incident as “so wretched. Not Minnesota.” An FBI investigation into an “incendiary explosive device” used at the Islamic center continued Sunday.

A tiny California town with a population of six people may become the “Disney” of marijuana tourism after a weed company purchased the area for $5 million with pot paradise plans. The 120-acre town of Nipton, California, near the Nevada border, was bought Thursday by American Green Inc., a publicly traded marijuana technology and growing

WASHINGTON — For months, President Donald Trump’s White House has been prone to veering off message, sometimes wildly so. But it was crystal clear on one point Sunday: No one except Trump should put up a hand for the 2020 GOP presidential nod. Vice President Mike Pence denied that he is considering a run for

A bipartisan Senate bill to protect the Russia investigation special counsel from being fired met with a cool reception Sunday from White House counselor Kellyanne Conway. Sen. Thom Tillis, North Carolina Republican, defended the bill as a way of ensuring the special counsel’s independence, while Ms. Conway insisted that President Trump “has not even discussed”

Mike Pence’s press secretary has denied an explosive report from The New York Times Saturday that the vice-president is among a group of Republicans already preparing a “shadow campaign” for president in 2020. President Donald Trump is just over six months into his first term and has never suggested that he would not seek re-election