Trump takes on Google, alleges bias in searches

President Donald Trump lashed out at U.S. tech companies Tuesday, accusing Google and others of suppressing conservative voices and "hiding information" and good news. He cited no evidence for the claim, which echoes both his own attacks on the press and a conservative talking point.

Senators recall McCain as 'a treasure' and 'happy warrior'

WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Joe Manchin stepped between John McCain's desk and empty chair and looked down at the white roses topping the black fabric draped across it. In one quick movement, he crossed himself, kissed his fingers and touched them to the cloth.

Farewell statement from Arizona Senator John McCain

Rick Davis, Senator John McCain’s former presidential campaign manager and a family spokesman, read McCain's farewell statement during a news conference at the Arizona State Capitol.

Under pressure, Trump tersely recognizes McCain, lowers flag

WASHINGTON (AP) - Glowering in public and near-silent for two days, President Donald Trump relented under pressure Monday by tersely recognizing Sen. John McCain's "service to our country" and re-lowering the White House flag.

Trump terminating NAFTA, negotiating with Canada

The Trump administration and Mexico have reached a preliminary accord to end the North American Free Trade Agreement and replace it with a deal that the administration wants to be more favorable to the United States.

Trump complains to Ohio GOP that Dems are 'negative, nasty'

President Donald Trump sought to unite Ohio's fractious state Republican Party on Friday, bitterly complaining about "negative, nasty" Democrats and warning that the Democratic contender for governor would "destroy your state."

Trump turns to Fox friend for coveted interview

Fox News’ Ainsley Earhardt was by turn sympathetic and gently probing during her interview with President Donald Trump that aired on Thursday, yet was also caught mischaracterizing one of his answers while promoting the event.

California bill would open boards to people without full legal status

Immigrants living in California without full legal status could serve in some appointed offices under a bill the state Senate sent Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday.

Verizon updates policy in response to Santa Clara Co. fire chief statements, Assembly hearing

Verizon officials said they have made multiple policy changes in response to the Santa Clara County fire chief's criticism of the company for throttling data speeds while firefighters were battling the 400,000-acre Mendocino Complex fires.

Prosecutors grant immunity to longtime Trump finance chief

He's one of the longest-serving employees in Donald Trump's family real estate business. Through triumphs, scandals and bankruptcies, he was there.

President Trump escalates feud with Jeff Sessions

President Donald Trump escalated his long-running feud with Attorney General Jeff Sessions Friday, calling on him to investigate a litany of recurring complaints against those investigating his administration and Democrats.

Poll: Trump gets low marks, except on the economy

President Donald Trump continues to receive poor marks from a majority of Americans on his overall job performance, even as he enjoys relatively good assessments of his handling of the economy.

AP: National Enquirer hid damaging Trump stories in a safe

Media outlets are reporting that federal prosecutors have granted immunity to the executive in charge of the National Enquirer amid an investigation into hush-money payments made on behalf of President Donald Trump.

President Trump denies wrongdoing, says Michael Cohen is 'making up stories'

President Donald Trump, incensed over a deal his longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen cut with prosecutors, says it might be better if 'flipping' were illegal because people 'just make up lies.'

Safe injection sites in San Francisco closer to fruition after State Senate vote

SAN FRANCISCO (BCN) Safe injection sites, facilities where individuals can use controlled substances under the supervision of trained staff, are closer to reality in San Francisco.

With White House stung by Cohen accusation, Trump fires back

President Donald Trump accused his former lawyer Michael Cohen of lying under pressure of prosecution Wednesday as his White House grappled with allegations that the president had orchestrated a campaign cover-up to buy the silence of two women who claimed he had affairs with them.

Beto O'Rourke shares support for NFL protests

When you're the centerpiece of an insurgent campaign for the U.S. Senate and you have lost count of the stump stops throughout the Lone Star State, it's hard to measure exactly what moment, what conviction will grab and hold the attention of voters — until it happens.

California on the verge of reforming bail system

California is on the verge of reforming the bail system after lawmakers passed a bill that would eliminate money bail and replace it with a system that gives judges the power to decide who should stay incarcerated before trial.

GOP - and some Democrats, too --- reject talk of impeachment

The day after President Donald Trump was implicated in a federal crime, members of both parties dismissed talk of impeachment, with some Democrats expressing fears Wednesday about such a politically risky step, and Republicans shrugging off the accusations or withholding judgment.