The White House on Tuesday instructed former administration attorney Donald F. McGahn not to comply with a subpoena from House Democrats as the fight over investigations into President Trump reaches a crescendo Read more The attempted Democratic takedown of Attorney General William Barr last week during his Senate Judiciary Committee appearance was a thing to behold. The gruff, direct, seemingly unflappable bear of an AG batted away each assault, question after question, hour after hour Read more President Trump is facing a key stretch on foreign policy with escalating situations challenging his leadership in North Korea, Venezuela, China, and Iran all in the span of a few days Read more Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made a lightning visit to Baghdad on Tuesday to show U.S. support for the Iraqi government as Washington steps up warnings to Iran against any action against American interests in the Middle East Read more Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday urged his Democratic colleagues to accept Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s findings rather than continuing to obstruct President Trump’s agenda in the name of greater transparency Read more Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Monday formally rejected Democrats’ request for President Trump’s tax returns, saying it “lacks a legitimate legislative purpose.” Read more Orange man bad, orange man scary. Orange man will steal your election if it's close Read more Mike Pence, Nikki Haley...he could win with anyone on the ticket Read more Facebook banned Alex Jones, Paul Joseph Watson, and other “controversial” personalities from its platforms on Thursday Read more President Trump is on a collision course with the Supreme Court, a trajectory that threatens to put the justices in the middle of the 2020 election Read more Deputy assistant director Jonathan Moffa’s testimony, which has been obtained exclusively by National Review, suggests there was more going on than has yet been admitted Read more Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday that he sees a "path forward" in the talks between North Korea and the U.S., days after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the country's most significant military test in more than a year Read more The U.S. added 263,000 new hires in April, easily beating Wall Street expectations of 190,000. Read more President Trump is gambling that he can stall investigations by House Democrats into his finances until after the 2020 presidential election Read more A Texas judge “correctly held” that Obamacare’s individual mandate to hold insurance is inseparable from the rest of the law, the Trump administration told an appeals court Wednesday in arguing the entire program must fall Read more While Republicans were largely united in their support for the opposition to Nicolás Maduro’s regime, Democrats offered a wide range of messages on the issue Read more It’s been a rough week for Senate Democrats as they try to lay the groundwork to reclaim the chamber's majority in next year’s elections – with some of their most coveted recruits announcing they'll pass on 2020 runs Read more
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White House instructs former counsel McGahn not to comply with congressional subpoena
Barr exposed tone-deaf Dems in embarrassing Judiciary hearing
Trump juggles crises in Iran, North Korea, Venezuela
Pompeo makes surprise visit to Iraq
McConnell Urges Dems to ‘Regain Composure and Come Back to Reality’ after Mueller Report
Mnuchin formally rejects Dem request for Trump's tax returns
Claiming to fear Trump, Nancy Pelosi lets the cat out of the bag about her real fear: Her own party
It doesn’t matter who Trump runs with: he’ll still win in 2020
It’s Time To Make Big Tech Practice What It Preaches
Trump on collision course with Supreme Court; justices may avoid interference in 2020 election
FBI Official’s Testimony Raises New Questions about Surveillance of Trump Campaign
Pompeo says he believes there is a 'path forward' in North Korea talks
Jobs surge in April, unemployment rate falls to the lowest since 1969
Trump gambles he can stall Democratic tax returns demand past 2020 election
DOJ formally backs lawsuit that could strike Obamacare entirely
Democrats Split in Responses to Venezuela Crisis
Senate Democrats face recruitment setback in bid to reclaim majority
