Trump administration revokes clearances of 37 current and former U.S. officials, White House announces Putin agreed to bilateral meeting with Zelenskyy, and college ring dropped into the Long Island Sound found 56 years later.

Fatal midair collision between American Airlines jet and Army helicopter, consumer stress is on the rise, and America has fallen in love with long-shot sports bets.

Donald Trump's choices for his Cabinet picks go against the norm in Washington. Learn more about Trump's ideological diverse choices from Washington Times journalist Jeff Mordock.

Are lobbyists taking advantage of D.C. neighborhoods? Kate Ackley from Roll Call gives us a look inside the fight.

Candidates Chase Their '15 Minutes' - And Buckets of Cash.

Even With Steve Bannon Sidelined, GOP Is Split in Senate Primary Fights.

USA Today's Nicole Gaudiano explains how GOP retirements are boosting Democrats' hopes for taking the House in 2018.

The Trump White House saw a record number of first-year departures. The Wall Street Journal's Eli Stokols talks about how this will continue in 2018.

Capitol Hill is facing a reckoning over sexual harassment, but hardly anyone wants to name names. We get more form The Hill's Cristina Marcos.

Victories for Democrats? They have a seat at the negotiating table, but the Washington Post's Paul Kane says they must prove they can land those wins.

The Washington Examiner's David Drucker explains why Republicans are worried about eroding Hispanic support after Trump's DACA rollback.