Ahead of a Tuesday Republican runoff, President Donald Trump is fully inserting himself in a U.S. Senate race in Alabama, holding a rally Friday night for Sen. Luther Strange (R-AL), who faces a ...

From childhood, Sen. Luther J. Strange knew he was in good hands with the care he received from UAB’s surgeons. Emergency Surgery at Children’s Hospital While biking with friends during his ...

President Donald Trump briefly considered backing off his endorsement of Luther Strange in Alabama's hotly contested Senate race after his candidate fell behind in polling, sources familiar with how ...

President Trump offered his congratulations to U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore for winning a primary runoff election in Alabama Tuesday evening. “Congratulations to Roy Moore on his Republican Primary ...

But Strange will not seek to be appointed to the Senate seat by Alabama Governor Robert Brantley. Instead he intends to run in a special election that may not be scheduled until the midterm election ...

Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon defended his decision to campaign for Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore on Monday, while calling for a “real review” into why President Trump backed ...

Former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore and Sen. Luther Strange failed to get 50 percent of the vote; Trump endorsed Strange President Trump is meeting Monday with French President Emmanuel ...

Appointed Sen. Luther Strange, R-Ala., will face off against Judge Roy Moore in a late September runoff to determine who will fill the remainder of Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ Senate term.

“Luther Strange has been shooting up in the Alabama polls since my endorsement. Finish the job — vote today for ‘Big Luther,'” Trump tweeted Tuesday morning. Trump sided with Strange to permanently ...

Steve Bannon finally has a scalp. After helping defeat Sen. Luther Strange, R-Ala., Breitbart has been elevated overnight from a persistent annoyance to an existential threat, a haunting apparition ...

Alabama officials released the recipients of thousands of write-in votes. Some are living. Some are dead. Some were never alive in the first place. By Alan Blinder and Richard Fausset President Trump ...