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O'Reilly to Newsmax TV: Sen. Graham 'No Spin Person of Year'
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., stood up for due process to earn the title of Bill O'Reilly's "no spin person of the year," O'Reilly told Thursday's "The Howie Carr Show."
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Pelosi Fundraises Off Contentious Oval Office Debate
Aiming to energize Democrats and raise money for the party, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif. vowed to fight back "with a vengeance" after a contentious public meeting with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, according to The Hill.
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WSJ: Federal Prosecutors Probing Trump Inauguration Committee Spending
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether U.S. President Donald Trump's inaugural committee misspent some of the funds it raised, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.The probe opened by the Manhattan U.S. attorney's...
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Jeffrey Lord to Newsmax TV: Is House Hush Money Now Criminal, Too?
If President Donald Trump is under fire for hush money payments made to women, several members of Congress should be, too, according to political commentator Jeffrey Lord on Newsmax TV.
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Trump on Kasich, Flake Competing in 2020: 'I Hope So'
President Donald Trump, pointing to his approval ratings, said Thursday he hopes Republicans like Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake do mount presidential campaigns against him in 2020.
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McCaskill Not Sure Sanders, Warren or Harris Can Win Mo. in 2020
Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., who lost in her bid for re-election in November, says she is uncertain a Democratic progressive candidate for president can win in Missouri.
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Trump: Flynn Got 'a Great Deal' Because Prosecution 'Embarrassed'
President Donald Trump tweeted on Thursday that former national security adviser Michael Flynn got "a great deal" after special counsel Robert Mueller recommended he serve little to no prison time.
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Schumer: Dems Won't Give in to Trump's Wall Demands
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer D-N.Y., vowed Democrats will not provide any additional funding for a wall at the U.S. southern border, The Hill is reporting.
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Andrew Napolitano: Judge Found Trump Ordered Cohen to Commit a Crime
Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano on Thursday explained to "Fox & Friends" why Michael Cohen's plea deal could have serious consequences for the president.
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Mexico Will Pay for Wall With Trade, Trump Says After Call
President Donald Trump said on Thursday that Mexico is paying for a border wall through trade and he did not mention the subject on a call with his Mexican counterpart, as he focuses on getting the U.S. Congress to fund the project.
One of Trump's key campaign promises was...
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Pelosi: House Democrats Will Start Process to Get Trump Tax Returns
Nancy Pelosi said Democrats will begin to seek President Donald Trump's tax returns when they take control of the U.S. House of Representatives in January.
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Sen. Inhofe Bought, Dropped Defense Stock
Sen. Jim Inhofe bought tens of thousands of dollars in stock in one of the top defense contractors.
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Trump: 'Mexico Is Paying for the Wall' in New Trade Agreement
President Donald Trump on Thursday claimed that Mexico will pay for his proposed wall on the southwest border because the money saved in a new trade deal will cover the costs.
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Report: Evangelical Bloc That Helped Elect Trump Losing Clout
Demographers predict evangelicals, who helped elect Donald Trump, will likely cease being a major political force in presidential elections by 2024.
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NBC News: Trump Saying He's Worried About Impeachment
President Donald Trump has been telling allies that he is concerned about the possibility that he could be impeached as deals in federal investigations into money spent to silence women are revealed, multiple sources have told NBC News.
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Sen. Doug Jones Says Farmers Scared by Trump's Tariffs
Sen. Doug Jones said Alabama's soybean farmers and automobile manufacturers are "scared to death" over President Donald Trump's tariff wars.
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Ex-MLB Star Canseco Makes Pitch for Chief of Staff Job
Jose Canseco is ready to take a swing at politics.The former major league slugger has made his pitch for a big job at the White House, tweeting to President Donald Trump: "u need a bash brother for Chief if (sic) Staff."Canseco told his "little buddy" he has "a secret reorg...
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Trump's Payment Explanations Shift as Legal Exposure Grows
The sentencing of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, brought a perilous investigation into the president's campaign one step closer to the Oval Office.
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Legal Expert Jonathan Turley: Cohen Sentence Too 'Generous'
A "thug" lawyer, Michael Cohen got "as good a sentence as he could possibly have hoped for" when he given three years in prison Wednesday, according to George Washington University legal expert Jonathan Turley."
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Fox News Poll: Trump Job Approval Rating at 46 Percent
President Donald Trump's job approval rating stands at 46 percent among Americans in the latest Fox News Poll released Wednesday.
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Michael Reagan to Newsmax TV: What About Congress' Slush Fund?
Michael Cohen got the prison sentence he deserved, political commentator Michael Reagan told Newsmax TV, but there is another story in the nation's capital that deserves attention, too: Congress' slush fund for harassment settlements.
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US Urges UN to Ban Iran Nuclear Missiles, Keep Arms Embargo
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday to again ban Iranian ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons and to maintain an arms embargo that is scheduled to be lifted in 2020 under the landmark Iran nuclear deal.He also...
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Trump: Meadows Needed in House, Won't Be Chief of Staff
Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., is needed in Congress and will not be the next White House chief of staff for President Donald Trump, the White House announced Wednesday.
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Sen. Rand Paul to Newsmax TV: Wall Debate Should Bring Cost Down
If it helps to bring down the cost of building the border wall, the arguments over it are a good thing, according to Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Newsmax TV's "America Talks Live" on Wednesday.
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Trump Campaign Struck Early Deal to Kill Negative Stories, AMI Admits
At least one other person from Donald Trump's presidential campaign accompanied Michael Cohen in August 2015 to a meeting with longtime Trump ally David Pecker to discuss how Pecker's media empire could help suppress negative news stories during the election.