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Norm Coleman Says Cancer Has Spread to his Lungs
Former Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn., said the throat and neck cancer he has battled for nearly three years has spread to his lungs, the Star Tribune is reporting.
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Trump: 'Originators and Founders' of 'Witch Hunt' Being Fired
President Donald Trump, in a pair of mid-morning tweets Wednesday, noted that the "originators and founders" of the "Rigged Russian Witch Hunt" are being fired, and pointed out that an ex-FBI assistant director agrees that firing Peter Strzok was the right thing to do.
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Trump Voices Support for GOP Winners in Connecticut, Kansas, Minnesota
President Donald Trump voiced strong support for Republican winners in Connecticut, Kansas and Minnesota races. "It is about time that Connecticut had a real and talented governor," the president said in a tweet.
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Melissa Howard Drops Out of Fla. Race After Fake Diploma Incident
Melissa Howard, a GOP candidate for the Florida Legislature, who falsely said she had a college degree from Miami University, has dropped out of the race.
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Jesse Jackson: Dems Must Move to 'Moral Center'
The Democratic Party can triumph by “standing forcefully for what is right,” Rev. Jesse Jackson said.
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Lewandowski to Newsmax: Kelly Will Stay, Sanders Will Leave After November
Gen. John Kelly will stay on as White House chief of staff through 2020, while Press Secretary Sarah Sanders will not remain "behind the podium" after midterms, onetime Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski predicts.
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Bernie Sanders Slams Republican Party as 'Bankrupt Intellectually'
Sen. Bernie Sanders says the Republican Party is "bankrupt intellectually" and is focused on "demonizing" people like House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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Black Americans Aren't Buying Omarosa's Turn Against Trump
For years, Omarosa Manigault Newman stood at Donald Trump's side, making her deeply unpopular with African-Americans who see her as a sellout for aligning herself with a president who has hurled one insult after another at black people.
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Katrina Pierson Defends Trump's 'Dog' Slur: 'Omarosa Bit the Hand That Fed Her'
Trump 2020 campaign spokeswoman Katrina Pierson and Fox News’ Ed Henry got into a wild on-air melee Tuesday night over whether it was appropriate for President Donald Trump to have called former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman a "dog."
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Haass: Tariffs on Turkey Allow Erdogan to Blame US for Economic Woes
Richard Haass says President Donald Trump's tariffs on Turkey allow Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to blame the United States for his country's already failing economy.
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Trump: Schumer Opposed 'Illegal Aliens' Before Going 'Left and Haywire'
President Donald Trump took Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to task Wednesday for a comment he'd made in 2009 about how to treat people who enter the United States illegally.
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Leon Panetta: Respect for Rules in White House Not There Anymore
Former White House chief of staff Leon Panetta blasted the Trump administration after news that current chief of staff John Kelly was secretly taped in the Situation Room.
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Trump Touts Primary Results: 'Red Wave!'
President Donald Trump cheered the results of Tuesday's primary elections in a Wednesday morning tweet."Great Republican election results last night," his Twitter post said.
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Trump Blast Pivotal to Minnesota's Ex-Gov. Pawlenty Losing Comeback Bid
Tim Pawlenty's denunciation of Donald Trump as "unsound, uninformed, unhinged, and unfit to be president" in the fall of 2016 was a pivotal factor in his unexpected loss Tuesday.
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Paul Ryan PAC Launching Ad Attacking Calif. Dem House Candidate
The Congressional Leadership Fund is set to launch a television ad accusing Gil Cisneros, a Democrat House candidate in California, of being a sexual harasser.
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Vermont Democrats Nominate 1st US Transgender Candidate for Governor
A former Vermont utility executive on Tuesday became the first transgender candidate from a major political party to be nominated for governor, and she'll face the Republican incumbent, who survived a bitter backlash from his base over gun restrictions he supported.
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White House Hints at Resuming Trump Call Readouts
The White House has hinted to Newsmax it might restore issuing readouts of President Trump's phone conversations with world leaders, a practice that has been suspended for two months.
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Ex-Gov. Pawlenty's Comeback Bid Shattered in Minnesota
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, who once called Donald Trump "unhinged and unfit for the presidency," lost to a lesser-known county official in the Republican primary, prematurely ending a bid to win back his old job.Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson, who won...
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The Latest: Colyer Concedes GOP Primary to Kobach
Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer has conceded in the state's Republican gubernatorial primary, losing by a razor-thin margin to Secretary of State Kris Kobach in a race so close it took a week to determine the winner.Colyer accepted defeat Tuesday evening after a review of some...
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Michael Reagan to Newsmax TV: Strzok 'Damaged' Russia Probe
By way of his "agenda," fired FBI agent Peter Strzok did significant damage to the Department of Justice's Russia investigation, according to Michael Reagan on Newsmax TV's "Newsmax Now."
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Trump Challenges Parts of Defense Authorization Law
A new defense authorization law's ban on U.S. recognition of Russian sovereignty over Crimea may be ignored, according to a statement from President Donald Trump, Defense News reported.
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Omarosa Spoke to Mueller, Vows 'I'm Going to Blow the Whistle'
Former White House adviser Omarosa Manigault Newman has been interviewed by special counsel Robert Mueller and told MSNBC she cannot be silenced by an non-disclosure agreement, vowing to "blow the whistle" on White House and campaign corruption.
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Libertarian Gary Johnson to Oppose NM Dem Sen. Heinrich
A campaign to unseat incumbent Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., has been hatched by former Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson on Tuesday.
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Trump Adviser Bolton to Meet Russians Next Week in Geneva
White House national security adviser John Bolton will meet Russian officials in Geneva next week as a follow-up to the summit meeting that President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin had in Helsinki last month, the White House said.
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Report: Newly Inked Bill Restricts Cutting of Troops in SKorea
Reflecting concerns the Trump administration might move to reduce U.S. troop numbers in South Korea, the new $717 billion defense policy bill restricts efforts to do so, according to a Stars and Stripes report.