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 Trump orders staff to boycott annual White House Correspondents Association dinner

Trump orders staff to boycott annual White House Correspondents Association dinner

President Trump has ordered his administration to boycott the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner, an event that Mr. Trump will skip for the third straight year  Read more

Supreme Court Signals Support for Trump’s Census Citizenship Question

Supreme Court Signals Support for Trump’s Census Citizenship Question

Key U.S. Supreme Court justices seemed inclined to let the Trump administration add a question about citizenship to the 2020 census in a clash that will shape the allocation of congressional seats and federal dollars  Read more

President Donald Trump orders crackdown on 'visa overstays' in latest push against illegal immigration

President Donald Trump orders crackdown on 'visa overstays' in latest push against illegal immigration

President Donald Trump opened a new flank in his battle against illegal immigration on Monday when he ordered his administration to crack down on "visa overstays" – foreigners who legally enter the country but remain in the U.S. after their visas expire  Read more

Mueller report indicts Russia. Will Trump protect the 2020 election against Putin?

Mueller report indicts Russia. Will Trump protect the 2020 election against Putin?

Special counsel finds 'sweeping and systematic' interference in American democracy. Address this information warfare to prevent a 2016 rerun  Read more

U.S. Won't Renew Sanction Exemptions For Countries Buying Iran's Oil
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  • 04/22/2019 12:00 AM

U.S. Won't Renew Sanction Exemptions For Countries Buying Iran's Oil

President Trump will not renew special waivers that have allowed Japan, China, India, Turkey and South Korea to import oil from Iran without running afoul of renewed U.S. sanctions, the White House announced Monday. The waivers are set to expire in early May  Read more

McConnell pledges to be 'Grim Reaper' for progressive policies

McConnell pledges to be 'Grim Reaper' for progressive policies

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Monday vowed to be the "Grim Reaper" for progressive policies if Republicans hold on to the Senate in 2020  Read more

 Trump sues to block House subpoena of financial records

Trump sues to block House subpoena of financial records

Elijah Cummings wants records from accounting firm Mazars USA as part of an investigation into Trump's business empire  Read more

	Elizabeth Warren Wants to Pay Off Your Student Loans with Other People’s Money

Elizabeth Warren Wants to Pay Off Your Student Loans with Other People’s Money

It’s time for bold action to actually fix the debt crisis. Here’s what my new plan would do:  Read more

After Mueller report, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi acknowledges party divided on impeachment

After Mueller report, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi acknowledges party divided on impeachment

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Monday weighed in on divisions in her caucus over starting impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump, following special counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election  Read more

	Supreme Court Mulls Citizenship Question for Census

Supreme Court Mulls Citizenship Question for Census

This is another case in which Trump administration behavior is provoking plaintiffs to ask the judiciary to police the blurry boundaries of executive discretion  Read more

 Pro-choice, pro-life advocates prepare for legal battles

Pro-choice, pro-life advocates prepare for legal battles

Pro-choice advocates thought the law was settled and states were limited in how much they could regulate abortion clinics  Read more

How Rudy Giuliani saved Donald Trump

How Rudy Giuliani saved Donald Trump

Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump's lawyer, was greeted like a conquering hero when he arrived in the atrium of the Trump International Hotel on Thursday evening, hours after the publication of the long-awaited Mueller report  Read more

 Trump lashes out at Romney

Trump lashes out at Romney

President Donald Trump on Saturday ridiculed Sen. Mitt Romney for his loss to former President Barack Obama in 2012 — one day after Romney said he was “sickened” by Trump’s actions as detailed in special counsel Robert Mueller’s report  Read more

Democrats 'may' pursue impeachment against Donald Trump as Giuliani defends president

Democrats 'may' pursue impeachment against Donald Trump as Giuliani defends president

Top House Democrats said Sunday they will decide soon whether to pursue impeachment against President Donald Trump, while Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani argued that it would have been okay for the president to have accepted Russia's help during the 2016 election  Read more

 Trump to Enforce Housing Aid Ban for Illegal Immigrants

Trump to Enforce Housing Aid Ban for Illegal Immigrants

The Trump administration will soon release new regulatory changes aimed at ensuring that federal housing assistance goes to qualifying citizens and legal residents, not illegal immigrants  Read more

 How Xi Overplayed His Hand With America

How Xi Overplayed His Hand With America

In the rebalancing of Sino-American relations that's underway, the usual roles are reversed: China's normally deft President Xi Jinping appears to have badly overreached in seeking advantage  Read more

Green New Deal has a dirty secret

Green New Deal has a dirty secret

The dirty little secret of the Green New Deal is not that it is an unserious proposal that has nothing to do with the environment and everything to do with the sense of entitlement of elite progressives  Read more

 Why President Trump Keeps Winning on Illegal Immigration Issue

Why President Trump Keeps Winning on Illegal Immigration Issue

President Donald Trump's proposal for sending illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities is supported by 46% of voters nationwide, according to a ScottRasmussen.com national survey. Fifty-four percent are opposed  Read more