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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.
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Claire McCaskill: I Won't Run Again
Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., will never run for elected office again, saying she might teach and remain involved in Democratic politics, St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
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Rep. Jordan: Pelosi Wrong About Vote on Border Wall
Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, said there are not enough votes in the House to pass President Donald Trump's call for $5 billion in funding for a border wall.
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Lanny Davis: Cohen Will Tell 'All' About Trump
An adviser to former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen says the former political fixer will "state publicly all he knows" about President Donald Trump after special counsel Robert Mueller completes his investigation.Lanny Davis said Wednesday...
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Jeffrey Lord to Newsmax TV: Trump Won Oval Office Debate
President Donald Trump was the clear winner in his live confrontation in front of the press with Democratic congressional leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, according to Jeffrey Lord on Newsmax TV's "The Brett Winterble Show."
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Dershowitz: Trump Won't Be in 'Impeachment Land'
Unless "massive new information" comes out, President Donald Trump will not be "in impeachment land," according to Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz on Wednesday.
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Sen. Kennedy: 'I Think We're Going to Have a Shutdown'
Sen. John Kennedy said he believes the government is headed for a shutdown after President Donald Trump's contentious meeting with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer.
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Sen Corker: Trump's Conduct Harms the Nation
Sen. Bob Corker says President Donald Trump's personal conduct hurts the country.
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Trump Cites Fatal French Terrorist Attack to Push His Border Plan
President Donald Trump is using the French terrorist attack near a Christmas market in Strasbourg on Tuesday night to push his border security plan.
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Pompeo: French Shootings Show Need for US Border Security
Mike Pompeo said the shootings at a French Christmas market show the need for added border security for the United States.
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Lindsey Graham: Trump Needs to Dig in on Border Security
Sen. Lindsey Graham praised President Donald Trump for his contentious Oval Office meeting with Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi.
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Pompeo: No Americans Believed Harmed in France Attack
It appears that no Americans were killed or injured in an attack at a Christmas market in Strasbourg, France, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says told Fox News in an interview on Wednesday.
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Senate Republicans to Trump: Please, No Shutdown
Several Senate Republicans made clear they aren't on board with President Donald Trump's enthusiastic call to shut down the government over his demand for a southern border wall."It's a fool's errand in my opinion," said Senator Shelley Moore Capito, a West Virginia...
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Trump Stands by Saudi's MBS Despite Senate Pressure
Despite pleas from senators for President Donald Trump to condemn Saudi Arabia's crown prince, President Trump stood by Mohammed bin Salman in a 30-minute exclusive interview with Reuters on Tuesday night.
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Trump: People Would 'Revolt' If Dems Impeach
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he was not concerned that he would get impeached and that payments made ahead of the 2016 election by his former personal attorney Michael Cohen to two women did not violate campaign finance laws.
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Larry Klayman to Newsmax TV: Establishment Wants Trump Out
Efforts to oust President Donald Trump by both Democrats and Republicans in the establishment must be stopped, according to Freedom Watch founder Larry Klayman on Newsmax TV's "Newsmax Now."
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Pence Snaps Tie on Judge After Sen. Flake's Obstruction
Because Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., has vowed to oppose all judicial picks until the Senate votes on legislation to protect special counsel Robert Mueller, Vice President Mike Pence was forced to step in and cast the tie breaking vote for a judicial nominee Tuesday.
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Pelosi Questions Trump's Manhood Over Border Funding
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., reportedly questioned the president's "manhood" to colleagues behind closed doors hours after President Donald Trump clashed during a White House meeting, according to The Washington Post.
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McConnell Hopes Shutdown Can Be Avoided
President Donald Trump said he would shut down the government if he does not get the funding he wants for a border wall, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said that might be a bad idea.