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Off-duty agent has reportedly been charged with solicitation and placed on leave.

Jobs data sent the Dow climbing but the Fed minutes brought it back down.

Fox News is 'working with [companies] to address their current concerns about The O'Reilly Factor'.

'The United States has spoken enough about North Korea,' US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson responded.

'Happening all over the world. Absolutely a terrible thing,' the US president told reporters.

'It has become clear that Judge Gorsuch does not have the 60 votes necessary to end debate on his nomination.'

The meeting was organised by the UAE's crown prince, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

The electric car company overtook Ford to become the second most valuable car maker in America.

Harry, Will and Kate will all attend a National Service of Hope this week after the Westminster attack.

Senate leadership readies arguments as question mark hangs over Democrats filibustering to block appointment.

Chris Kennedy has the only family name as well known as Trump and could lead the charge to take on US president.

Sean Spicer would not say whether it was same material seen by the House Intelligence Committee chair.

Quest for immunity casts further shadow over continuing saga of Trump team's links with Russia.

Compromise bill on LGBT rights has satisfied neither its supporters nor opponents.

It comes after a failed attempt to repeal the controversial measure in late 2016.

District Judge Derrick Watson made the decision after hearing the argument on Wednesday.

'Seattle will not be bullied by this White House or this administration,' declares Mayor Murray.

Gallup's finding is the lowest rating ever recorded by a US president in his first year.

The new position subjects the president's daughter to same rules as other White House employees.

President Trump has previously said that Brexit will be 'a wonderful thing'.

Reports have suggested Clarke Raines has a violent past.

Hope at Trump's economic agenda fuels investors past a hopeless few days.

The rules required internet service providers to ask for permission before selling on users' data.

A 'normal week' for the royals, one might say.

Republicans fired back by saying the numbers had 'no basis in fact'.

Devin Nunes accused of being 'more interested in protecting the president than in seeking the truth.'

'I'm calling time on terrorists using social media as their platform,' the UK home secretary said.

But the former White House hopeful also had some words of praise for the US president.

Scott Pruitt says Paris Climate Agreement 'a bad deal' as Obama-era Clean Power Plan faces axe.