President Trump slammed Democrats Tuesday, suggesting they want to “shut down the Government,” just days before the deadline, underscoring his non-negotiable campaign promise to build a “great WALL” along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was “enthusiastic” about Donald Trump’s candidacy, according to the author of a new book about the conservative icon.
Former White House chief strategist and ex-Trump campaign manager Steve Bannon will testify behind closed doors Tuesday as part of the House Intelligence Committee’s Russia probe, in what will be his first appearance on Capitol Hill since the Michael Wolff book firestorm.
Former White House chief strategist and ex-Trump campaign manager Steve Bannon will testify behind closed doors Tuesday as part of the House Intelligence Committee’s Russia probe, in what will be his first appearance on Capitol Hill since the Michael Wolff book firestorm.
The federal government will close on January 20 – the one-year anniversary of President Trump taking office – if Congress fails to cough up a fourth version of an interim spending plan this week.
President Trump’s tweet about having a bigger nuclear button that Kim Jong Un is the “spasm of a lunatic,” North Korea’s state-run newspaper said Tuesday.
Two of Martin Luther King Jr.’s children and the pastor of his historic Atlanta church marked the national King holiday Monday with sharp denunciations of President Donald Trump, focusing on disparaging remarks he is said to have made about African countries and Haitian immigrants.
From the campaign trail, to stump speeches across the country since his election, President Trump's made clear what he thinks of the North American Free Trade Agreement, known commonly as NAFTA.
A decades-long “water war” is now before the nation’s highest court – pitting Georgia’s use of water to supply its multi-billion-dollar agriculture industry and the booming Atlanta area, against the Sunshine State’s need for fresh water to revive its oyster business.
In the face of ongoing backlash against President Trump’s reported “s---hole” comments during a bipartisan meeting on immigration last week, the president came out swinging on Monday afternoon by blasting Democratic Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin.
Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., told ABC's "The View" Monday that Donald Trump would not be president if Martin Luther King Jr. was still alive, adding that the civil rights leader "would have been able to lead us to a different place."
Mitt Romney took a swipe at Donald Trump on Monday, condemning the crude comments the president reportedly made about Haiti and African countries -- calling them “inconsistent (with) America’s history and antithetical to American values.”
As the White House and lawmakers continue to work toward immigration reform, President Trump has remained steadfast in his four demands – including an end to a visa lottery program aimed at increasing immigrant diversity.
New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is getting slammed by fellow liberals and others for lauding a petition effort to recall a California judge for his sentencing in the high-profile sexual-assault case involving a Stanford swimmer.
Former White House chief strategist and ex-Trump campaign manager Steve Bannon will testify before the House Intelligence Committee Tuesday, in his first appearance on Capitol Hill since the Michael Wolff book firestorm.