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Two Red-State Dems Meet With SCOTUS Nominee Kavanaugh
Two red-state Democrats met with President Donald Trump's latest nominee to the Supreme Court on Capitol Hill Wednesday for what was described by one as a "productive meeting."
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Report: Groups Bickering Over Bush-Era Kavanaugh Docs
The handing over hundreds of thousands of documents tied to Supreme Court justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh have two groups at bitter odds over the procedure and pace of the task, according to The Hill.
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Suspect Says Smashing Trump's Star Was 'Right and Just Act'
The man accused of smashing President Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame called it a "rightful and just act."
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Rand Paul Applauds Revocation of Brennan's Security Clearance
Accusing him of "monetizing and making partisan political use of his clearance," Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Wednesday applauded the revocation of ex-CIA chief John Brennan's security clearance by President Donald Trump.
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Bill O'Reilly to Newsmax TV: Trump Gets Brennan 'Payback'
President Donald Trump's decision to revoke former CIA Director John Brennan's security clearance was a clear "payback" move, according to Bill O'Reilly on Newsmax TV's "The Wayne Allyn Root Show" on Wednesday night.
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Tom DeLay to Newsmax TV: Brennan Was 'Monetizing' Security Clearance
The nation's former top spy John Brennan was "monetizing" his security clearance before the White House announced it is being revoked, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay told Newsmax TV's "Newsmax Now" on Wednesday night.
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Manafort Lawyer Closes: This Case Is 'Selective Prosecution'
The lawyer for Paul Manafort on Wednesday blasted the office of special counsel Robert Mueller for "selective prosecution" of the former Trump campaign chairman.In closing arguments at Manafort's tax evasion and bank fraud trial in Alexandria, Va., defense lawyer Richard...
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Trump Admin, Senate Reshaping Federal Courts
The Trump administration continues to dramatically alter the ideological makeup of the federal judiciary for generations to come, according to The Washington Post reports.
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Brennan on Trump Revoking His Clearance: 'An Abuse of Power'
President Donald Trump is "trying to get back at me" by revoking his security clearance, former CIA Director John Brennan said Wednesday, but he noted the move will not keep him from criticizing Trump and his administration moving forward.
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Hayden: Yanking Security Clearance Won't Change What I Think, Say or Write
A defiant Gen. Michael Hayden said Wednesday his inclusion on a list of Obama-era officials whose security clearances may be yanked by President Donald Trump "isn't going to change what I think, say or write."
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Kobach Makes History in Kansas
Republican candidate for governor of Kansas, Kris Kobach, has already made history Tuesday by becoming only the third Republican in Sunflower State history to defeat a sitting governor for nomination, Newsmax's John Gizzi reports.
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White House Admits Error for False Claim on Black Employment
The White House has acknowledged error in its false claim that President Donald Trump created three times as many jobs for African-Americans than President Barack Obama.
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Kerry Rips Trump on Revoking Brennan's Security Clearance
President Donald Trump's revoking the security clearance of former CIA chief John Brennan on Wednesday drew a rebuke from former Secretary of State John Kerry.
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James Clapper: Revoking Security Clearances 'Unprecedented'
More of an infringement on First Amendment rights than a protection of classified information, President Donald Trump's revocation of the security clearance for former CIA Director John Brennan is "unprecedented," according to Obama administration DNI James Clapper.
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Report: Melania Urged Trump to Stay Mum on Omarosa
President Donald Trump was advised by first lady Melania Trump to ignore the charges leveled at him by Omarosa Manigault Newman in her new memoir "Unhinged," according to an Axios report.
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Trump Revokes Ex-CIA Director Brennan's Security Clearance, Reviews Comey, Clapper
President Donald Trump revoked the security clearance of former CIA Director John Brennan on Wednesday, accusing Brennan of using his access to classified information in order to "sow division and chaos" about the Trump administration.
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Rep. Himes: Connecticut Faces 'Real Race for Tough Job' in Governor's Election
Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., said Connecticut's governor's race this fall figures to be a "real race for a tough job."
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Kobach: Trump Endorsement Had 'Huge Impact' in Victory
President Donald Trump's endorsement had a "huge impact" in Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach's narrow primary victory against Gov. Jeff Colyer a week ago, Kobach told Fox News on Wednesday.
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Trump: 'Our Country Was Built on Tariffs'
President Donald Trump defended his use of tariffs as a tool for extracting better trade deals from foreign nations Wednesday.
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Vermont Gubernatorial Nominee Christine Hallquist Rejects Socialist 'Label'
Vermont Democrat Christine Hallquist, who on Tuesday became the first transgender gubernatorial nominee for a major political party, rejected claims that she is a socialist, and insisted she's seeking election to focus on her state's rural economic development.
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Q-Poll: Trump Hurting Republican Party
A majority of voters think less favorably of the Republican Party because of Donald Trump’s presidency, according to the latest Quinnipiac University poll.
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Rep. Blackburn Slams Cohen for 'Wishing She'd Jump off a Bridge'
Rep. Marsha Blackburn fired back Wednesday at her Democratic colleague, Rep. Steve Cohen, for saying he wishes she'd jump off a bridge, and against her Democratic rival for the Senate, former Gov. Phil Bredesen, for not standing for her.
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Trump Issues Backhanded Birthday Salute to Maxine Waters
President Donald Trump delivered a backhanded birthday shout-out to Rep. Maxine Waters on Wednesday after the California Democrat called his “rants” and “meltdowns” a way of distracting the nation from the Russia investigation.
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Ex-Trump Campaign Chief: Dems Should Tap Bloomberg in 2020
The Democratic party needs to nominate a candidate such as Michael Bloomberg in order to have a chance at winning in 2020, according to President Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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Dershowitz: Trump's Name '9,000-Pound Elephant' in Manafort Courtroom
As Paul Manafort's trial wraps up, the "9,000-pound elephant in the room" remains whether President Donald Trump's name will be directly mentioned, Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz said Wednesday.