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Restaurant Owner Defends Kicking Out Trump Spokeswoman Sarah Sanders
A Virginia restaurant was inundated with reviews from both ends of the political spectrum Saturday after White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said its owner asked her to leave because of her job.On Friday, a Facebook user claiming to be a waiter at The Red Hen in...
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David Axelrod Rips Tom Steyer for Using Border Audio in Anti-Trump Ad
Former Obama adviser David Axelrod on Saturday slammed billionaire Democratic donor Tom Steyer for incorporating audio of crying illegal immigrant children being separated from their parents in Texas into his "latest ad for his vanity project/impeachment campaign."
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Kasich: Crisis at the Border 'Got to the Heart' of Division Issues
Ohio Gov. John Kasich said Saturday there have been many things that he thought would lead Republicans to question the Trump administration, but the policy resulting in children being separated from their parents at the border "gets kind of to the heart of things."
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Trump to Nevada GOP: 'Brutal' Dealing With Dems on Border Wall
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Dershowitz: Mueller Probe Will End with Report, Won't Include Trump
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation will likely end with some low-level indictments and a report that will not include President Donald Trump, Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz said Saturday.
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Latino Leaders Question Census Head over Citizenship Query
Latino elected officials from around the nation questioned the head of the U.S. Census Bureau on Saturday over the proposed addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 survey, denouncing it as a purely political move.
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Maine Dem Senate Candidate Arrested at Immigrant Detention Center
Zak Ringelstein, Maine's Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, was arrested on Friday outside a detention center in Texas after he demanded to be allowed in the facility and then refused to leave, The Daily Caller reported Friday.
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8 Vie in Primaries to Succeed Centrist Colorado Governor
Colorado is holding primaries to select the top two contenders to succeed Gov. John Hickenlooper, a centrist Democrat who is term-limited.In an effort to win, the leading Republican and Democratic candidates are eschewing the middle ground in this purple state.
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Pompeo: Bolton's Moscow Trip to Lead to Trump-Putin Meeting
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in an interview broadcast on Saturday he expected that a planned visit to Moscow by U.S. national security adviser John Bolton would lead to a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Report: Navy Plans New Camps to Support Immigration Crackdown
The U.S. Navy plans to build sprawling detention centers for tens of thousands of immigrants on remote bases in support of President Donald Trump's "zero tolerance" policy against unlawful migration, a report said Friday.
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Some House Candidates in Redrawn District Don't Live There
In the crowded race for Maryland's only open congressional seat, some of the better known candidates don't actually live in the district and they blame the lingering effects of partisan gerrymandering, which has gotten new attention and court challenges recently in the...
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Group Wants Investigation of Rent-Free Campaign Offices
A government watchdog group wants an investigation into whether a Rhode Island real estate developer tried to curry favor with politicians of both parties by giving them free campaign offices.
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Report: Sen. McCaskill Praises Kamala Harris as 'Leader' on Immigration
Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Missouri) lauded California colleague Sen. Kamala Harris as a "leader" in the party's effort to form "an immigration policy that is true to the heritage of this country," the Washington Free Beacon reported.
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Study: Trump Carried Counties With High Opioid Use
U.S. counties with high rates of prescription painkiller use voted heavily in favor of Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, a new study finds.
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Nearly 400 People Used California Assisted-Suicide Law in 2017
California health officials reported Friday that 374 terminally ill people took drugs to end their lives in 2017, the first full year after a law made the option legal.
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Tom Arnold Says He Has Tapes Unheard by the Public on Trump
Comedian Tom Arnold declined to be specific Friday on whether Michael Cohen had tape recordings of President Donald Trump, but he did say that he had recordings that no one "has heard" of the president. "Yes," Arnold responded when CNN host Poppy Harlow asked: "Do you have...
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CNN Poll: Mueller's Approval Rating on Russia Probe Hits New Low
Public support for how special counsel Robert Mueller is handling the Russia investigation has reached its lowest point, signaling that President Donald Trump's attacks have had some effect, according to CNN poll results released Friday. Mueller's approval rata on handling...
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Trump Picks Navy Veteran as Top Counterterrorism Official
President Donald Trump is nominating a Navy special operations veteran to be the nation's top counterterrorism official.Trump announced Friday that he's picked Joseph Maguire to lead the National Counterterrorism Center.
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Dem Rep Lieu Violates House Rule to Play Audio of Crying Kids, Security Called
A Democratic member of the House blatantly violated chamber rules Friday afternoon by playing audio of what's been reported to be crying children at a detention center near the United States' border with Mexico through a device in his pocket.Rep. Ted Lieu, D-Calif., tried...
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Tom Arnold: Michael Cohen 'Has All the Tapes'
Comedian Tom Arnold on Thursday night tweeted a picture of himself with President Donald Trump's longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen, telling NBC News that the two are "taking Trump down together." Arnold, who will host a show where he looks for rumored compromising...
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US Energy Secretary to Meet Russia's Oil Minister on Tuesday
U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry will meet Russia's oil minister next week in Washington, a person familiar with the situation said on Friday, as the two countries compete to supply global markets with natural gas and crude.
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Report: McCaskill Owns Private Plane After Slamming '04 Opponent for Owning One
Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., in 2004 criticized an opponent for taking trips on a private plane that taxpayer money funded, but now has stirred controversy for flying on a private plane that she owns, The Washington Free Beacon reported. In 2004, McCaskill slammed...
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Rubio Defends First Lady After 'Vicious Treatment' From Critics
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., came to the defense of first lady Melania Trump, who wore a controversial jacket when leaving to visit a border detention facility where children separated from their parents were being held.
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Rep. Kennedy Doubts Immigrant Families Will All Be Reunited
Rep. Joe Kennedy said it's good news that hundreds of children were reunited with their parents after being separated at the border, but continued to call the policy "inhumane" and questioned how the practice was put in place by the Trump administration.
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'Duck Dynasty' Star Stumps for John Warren in SC Gov Race
Republican John Warren, who is running for governor of South Carolina, received support this week from “Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson, Greenville News reports.