President Donald Trump will ask the Supreme Court to halt a lawsuit against him brought by the state of Maryland and Washington, D.C., alleging that he has violated the Constitution's emoluments clauses, his personal attorney said Thursday.
A nonprofit run by President Donald Trump's nominee to lead a federal media agency is under investigation by the Washington, D.C., attorney general for potential self-dealing.
Burr stepped down one day after FBI agents seized his cellphone as part of a criminal investigation into his stock sales during the early weeks of the coronavirus pandemic.
"I think it'd be a bad precedent to compel a former president to come before the congress," Graham, a close ally of Trump's, told reporters on Capitol Hill.
A spokeswoman for Sen. Richard Burr declined to comment on a report that the FBI seized his cellphone as part of a probe into stock sales he made just days before the markets tanked.
Trump did not single out which specific answer from Fauci that he found unacceptable, but referenced Fauci's testimony about reopening schools in the fall.
Mike Bloomberg's tech company has been struggling recently to sign clients. Some organizations are working to balance budgets during the coronavirus outbreak. Others don't know where the firm fits in with their plans.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday wrestled with two cases over whether Electoral College voters have a constitutional right to diverge from their state's popular vote.
The hackers have been caught attempting to "identify and illicitly obtain valuable intellectual property" and public-health data related to coronavirus research, according to the U.S. government.
Trump said to be wary of "rich guys" using their platform to comment negatively about stocks, when they tend to profit from betting against the market.