President Donald Trump launched another battle for border-wall funding on Monday, calling for $8.6 billion additional dollars in his proposed federal budget for next year. Top Democrats came out swinging, bashing a border wall as "expensive and ineffective." Read more New York prosecutors announce charges against former Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort, shortly after his sentencing in a federal case Read more Democrats are going big on something that’s been popular for years — taxing the rich Read more Beto O’Rourke’s headed to Iowa this weekend. He just made the rounds at the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin. He's stayed in the headlines with creative, at times unusual, gimmicks like live-streaming his dental appointment and posting soulful blogs from the road Read more Democrats are pushing ahead with an impeachment vote against President Trump, even after Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said it's not worth pursuing because it's too divisive for the country Read more Senators on Tuesday approved Paul Matey to be a judge on the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, effectively flipping control of the court from Democratic-appointed judges to GOP picks Read more Russ Vought, acting director of the Office of Management and Budget, was ready to give his first official press conference Read more Over the weekend in Austin, Texas, South by Southwest became a major presidential forum Read more In a private session, the former vice president told the current one that Trump's policy looks too much like Barack Obama's Read more President Trump released his $4.7 trillion 2020 budget proposal to Congress Monday, requesting $8.6 billion for border security Read more House Republicans would much rather be in the majority, passing bills and fulfilling President Trump's agenda. But they are quickly realizing that life in the minority can come with some perks — and some easy political victories Read more In an interview with The Washington Post, Pelosi says impeachment is so "divisive" that it shouldn't be used barring something "overwhelming." Read more Smollett was charged last month with felony disorderly conduct for the allegedly false report he made with Chicago police in January Read more President Trump began his presidency uttering the phrase “American carnage,” and the commentators scoffed. Every month, it seems, we get new evidence that the carnage is real. Read more I find it impossible to disagree with Ryan Saavedra’s Twitter observation
Read more Republicans have confirmed 89 Trump-nominated judges, far in excess of appointments under Obama and Bush Read more For years, Republican voters wanted someone — anyone — to come along and do two things: stick it to the Clintons and punch back against the media-Democratic Party alliance that fires on every Republican brave enough to stick a head out of the foxhole Read more Democratic U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown announced Thursday he would not enter the race for president to challenge Republican Donald Trump in 2020 Read more
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