Special Counsel Robert Mueller briefly did some legal work for a company that was part of a Middle East energy and arms project pushed by Michael Flynn, the former Trump national security adviser who Mueller is now investigating as part of the Russian meddling probe.
For a few minutes on Thursday morning it appeared that Donald Trump -- the man who launched his presidential campaign by deriding immigrants and bathed in chants of "build the wall" at campaign rallies -- was open to a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants in the United States.
Outside the House floor Thursday morning, conservatives were having a very hard time believing that President Donald Trump would undercut Republicans on immigration.
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer discusses the remarks he made about President Donald Trump's inauguration crowd size with late night host Jimmy Kimmel.
Roger Stone, a one-time adviser and frequent confidante of President Donald Trump, said Thursday he will testify before the House intelligence committee on September 26.
Washington had its eyes on Lin-Manuel Miranda this week as the "Hamilton" creator made his way to the capital to receive two awards and meet with lawmakers.
Republican leaders in Congress were cautious Thursday morning to avoid admonishing their President for negotiating with Democrats, maintaining there's not yet a deal on immigration -- a sensitive political issue that has divided the GOP for decades.
President Donald Trump is moving closer to a deal with Democrats that would protect hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants from deportation and put off funding for his marquee campaign promise of a border wall along the US-Mexico border.
A Republican resides in the White House. Republicans control the House and Senate. But most lawmakers who have filed into the White House this week to sit down with the President haven't been members of the Grand Old Party -- they've been Democrats.
Hillary Clinton sat down with CNN's Anderson Cooper Wednesday night for an interview to talk about her new book -- "What Happened" -- and her life during and after the 2016 election. I went through the transcript and picked out 36 lines from Clinton that I found telling. They're below.
