Former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus was interviewed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team Friday, according to a statement from Priebus' attorney.
President Donald Trump's decision to not to certify the Iran nuclear deal isn't the same thing as walking away from the agreement -- but critics are already warning of negative fallout that could lead to military action if he ultimately abandons the pact.
President Donald Trump threatened to pull out of a deal freezing and reversing Iran's nuclear program if Congress and US allies do not agree to strengthen it, as he unveiled a tough and comprehensive new policy toward the Islamic Republic.
Former Obama administration officials are decrying President Donald Trump's announcement that he will potentially halt the US' participation in the Iran nuclear deal, and are warning that the move could jeopardize the United States' position at the negotiating table for future agreements.
The Trump administration is increasingly making it harder for the Affordable Care Act to operate raising questions about whether the Republican Party -- which failed to overhaul the law in the Senate -- will finally fix the health care law or leave it to flounder.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at allowing people to band together to seek more affordable health insurance, a move some consider an attempt to cripple the Affordable Care Act.
The head of a government bureau responsible for clearing background checks told lawmakers Wednesday he has "never seen that level of mistakes" when asked about numerous omissions in Jared Kushner's security clearance application.
When President Donald Trump spoke at the Values Voter Summit in Washington on Friday, his biggest applause line didn't come when he mentioned the border wall or the economy or how America is starting to be respected in the world again. It was when he talked about Christmas.
President Donald Trump dove into America's culture wars on Friday, touting his administration for "returning moral clarity to our view of the world" and ending "attacks on Judeo-Christian values."
President Donald Trump's teardown strategy is going into overdrive. But the former real estate magnate is leaving the rebuild to an already overwhelmed Congress.
