• McCain Holds Out as GOP Wages Last Push to Repeal Obamacare
  Sen. John McCain, a Republican who may hold a pivotal vote in the last-ditch GOP effort to repeal Obamacare, is withholding his support as leaders stare down a final deadline to act by the end of the month.
• Chelsea Clinton Slams Moore Over 'Reds and Yellows' Remark
  Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, responded to comments from Roy Moore, a Republican candidate for the Alabama Senate.
• American Action Network Launches Ad Blitz for Tax Reform
  A new $500,000 digital ad campaign to promote tax reform has been started by the American Action Network, The Hill reports.
• Hillary Would Question Election Legitimacy If Russia Involvement Deepens
  Hillary Clinton says she would not rule out challenging the legitimacy of the 2016 election if new information surfaces the Russians interfered even more deeply than currently known.
• Pence Hires House Freedom Caucus' Farah as Press Sec
  A top adviser to the House Freedom Caucus is leaving Capitol Hill to work as press secretary for Vice President Mike Pence.
• DACA Activists Yell at Pelosi: 'You Are a Liar'
  DACA Activists on Monday took over a Dream Act press conference in San Francisco and confronted House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., calling her a liar and Democrats a "deportation machine," NBC Bay Area reported."We are immigrant youth, undocumented and unafraid,"...
• Gov. Jerry Brown Compares Trump Supporters to Cave Dwellers
  California Gov. Jerry Brown compared President Donald Trump's supporters to cave dwellers during a climate change event Monday.Brown was speaking about Trump's policies regarding North Korea and climate change before delivering a shot to voters who backed the real estate...
• Sen. Gardner Calls on 21 Nations to Cut Ties With North Korea
  Sen. Cory Gardner, R-Colo., on Monday called on 21 countries to diplomatically and economically isolate North Korea, "until it fully and irreversibly commits to peaceful denuclearization."
• House Dems Asking FCC to Look Into Sputnik Radio
  Three House Democrats are asking the Federal Communications Commission to investigate whether a Russian state-sponsored radio news outlet's broadcasts are Kremlin propaganda in violation of its broadcast license.
• NAACP Sues Trump for Ending DACA
  The NAACP announced Monday it filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump for his decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
• Dems Urge CBO to Conduct Full Analysis of ACA Repeal
  Democratic leaders are calling on the Congressional Budget Office to compile a complete analysis of how insurance coverage would be hurt by the newest Republican bill to repeal Obamacare.
• Rasmussen Poll Shows Increase in Support for Single-Payer System
  A single-payer healthcare system is gradually gaining in popularity, with 48 percent of likely voters in favor of such a plan and 36 percent opposing it, according to a Rasmussen Reports survey released Monday.
• Tony Blair: Trump Must Offer Clarity, Consistency to UN
  President Donald Trump must offer an address to the United Nations that will show clarity and consistency the American approach to world affairs, former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair said Monday.
• RNC Chair McDaniel: 'I Don't See' Kid Rock Running for Senate
  Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel on Monday said she doubts musician Bob Ritchie , aka Kid Rock , will run for Senate.
• Schumer Asks Feds to Watch for Gas Price Gouging
  Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., called on federal officials to find out why gas prices are still high following two destructive hurricanes, The Hill reported.
• Cuomo Endorses de Blasio for NY Mayor
  New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has endorsed his frequent rival and fellow Democrat Bill de Blasio for a second term as mayor of New York City.
• Democratic Congressman Reintroduces Breach Notification Bill
  Consumers need to be aware when data breaches occur, so a nationwide breach notification law is necessary, according to Rep. Jim Langevin, D-R.I.
• Rep. Trent Franks Defends Trump Policy on North Korea
  Rep. Trent Franks defended the Trump administration's policy towards North Korea, telling CNN's "New Day" on Monday that Pyongyang's defiance of the U.S. since the president's "fire and fury" speech is not a failure of Donald Trump but reflects mistakes made by previous...
• Stavridis Recommends Naval Blockade to Put Pressure on NKorea
  A naval blockade of North Korea, while a controversial option, may be what's needed to force stop the country's increasing aggressions before it's too late, retired Adm. James Stavridis said on Monday.
• Gutierrez on Kelly Attack: 'I Could Have Been More Careful'
  Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., said Monday that he "could have been more careful" when he said White House Chief of Staff John Kelly is "a hypocrite" who "has no honor."
• Trump: Decision Coming 'Very Soon' on Iran Nuclear Deal
  President Donald Trump said he believed "we really have a chance" to make peace between Israel and the Palestinians and said he would unveil a decision on the Iran nuclear deal "very soon." Asked what he would do about the 2015 U.S.-led international 2015 Iran...
• Sen. Graham: GOP 2 Votes Away From Passing 'Bernie's Worst Nightmare'
  Sen. Lindsey Graham said Republicans are "two votes away" from passing healthcare legislation that would repeal and replace Obamacare and be "Bernie Sanders' worst nightmare."
• Trump Counting on His Base to Stick With Him on Immigration
  President Donald Trump is counting on his base for support as he works with Democrats on a deal over immigration, The Hill reports.
• Family of Mike Flynn Sets up Legal Defense Fund
  Siblings of Michael Flynn announced Monday that they have set up a legal defense fund for the former national security adviser who's under investigation for his role in alleged collusion with Russia during the election.
• Collins Defends Trump's Tweets: 'Talking Straight to His Base'
  Rep. Chris Collins defended President Donald Trump for his latest controversial tweets, telling CNN's "New Day" on Monday that "The president does have a sense of humor. Rocket man was, I thought poking at Kim Jong Un in a, frankly, in a pretty funny way. I think to get...

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