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S.A. Miller

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S.A. Miller is the Politics Editor for The Washington Times. He can be contacted at smiller@washingtontimes.com.

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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, Vice President Mike Pence and White House senior adviser Jared Kushner were meeting this weekend with staff members of House and Senate leadership. (Associated Press)

Shutdown stretches into third week; no end in sight

The White House and key lawmakers said Sunday that they don't foresee a quick end to a partial government shutdown that has now entered its third week, with both sides unwilling to budge in a standoff over money for President Trump's desired U.S.-Mexico border wall. Published January 6, 2019

FILE - In this Nov. 7, 2018 file photo Republican Mark Harris speaks to the media during a news conference in Matthews, N.C. The North Carolina board investigating allegations of ballot fraud in a still-unresolved congressional race between Harris and Democrat Dan McCready could be disbanded Friday, Dec. 28 under a state court ruling in a protracted legal battle about how the panel operates. The state Elections Board has refused to certify the race between Harris and McCready while it investigates absentee ballot irregularities in the congressional district stretching from the Charlotte area through several counties to the east. Harris holds a slim lead in unofficial results, but election officials are looking into criminal allegations against an operative hired by the Harris campaign. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton, File)

Lawsuit filed to end disputed North Carolina House race

Republican candidate Mark Harris filed a lawsuit Thursday asking a state judge to certify the election in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District, which would send Mr. Harris to Washington and resolve the last disputed race of 2018. Published January 3, 2019

President Trump signs a Make America Great Again hat as he visits with members of the military at a dining hall at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, on Wednesday. A former Pentagon spokesman blasted both Mr. Trump and the soldier for event. (Associated Press)

Donald Trump under fire for signing soldier’s MAGA hat

President Trump returned Thursday to the White House after a surprise visit with U.S. troops in Iraq, lauding America's service members for possessing a trait that he holds in the highest regard -- knowing how to win. Published December 27, 2018