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Rubio Calls for Bipartisanship, Compromise
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., says partisanship is splitting the country and warned that feeding into the divisiveness is giving Russia and China ammunition ahead of the 2020 presidential election, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports."It is important to question authority...
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NY Times: Giuliani 'Pretty Confident' of Ukraine Probe
Pushing Ukraine to investigate 2016 election meddling and potential Biden family business conflicts, President Donald Trump personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, acting as a private citizen, is "pretty confident" an investigation will proceed, The New York Times...
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Jewish Dem Group: Trump 'Weaponizing Anti-Semitism'
President Donald Trump's call out of Democrats voting for lawmakers who do not support Israel has angered Jewish Democratic Council of America Chairman Ron Klein, who calls it "weaponizing anti-Semitism."Klein, too, politicized...
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Report: Ex-Israeli Diplomat Had Omar Meetings Set Up
Before she was barred from Israel, former Israeli Amb. Dan Shapiro was arranging meetings in the Jewish state between U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., and ex-Israeli security officials and Jewish and Arab Knesset members, according to a Wednesday report.
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ACLU Hits Back on Trump's Birthright Comments
President Donald Trump saying he was seriously considering ending birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to noncitizens and illegal immigrants had the the American Civil Liberties Union taking shots back at the president, Newsmax's Todd Beamon reports.
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Parkland Victim Dad Calls Out Bernie's Gun Law Record
Sen. Bernie Sanders', I-Vt., track record on gun violence needs explaining, according to the father of a Parkland, Florida, mass shooting victim.
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Sen. Cramer: Dem Climate Plans Pander to Extreme Left, Ignorance
Democratic candidates are unveiling plans for the environment and climate change that fall between "pandering to the extreme left, and ignorance" and "a little bit of both," Sen. Kevin Cramer said Wednesday.
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Karl Rove: 2020 Dems Won't Make Same Rust Belt Mistakes
Democrats will not make the same mistakes in the nation's Rust Belt states that they made during Hillary Clinton's 2016 loss, GOP strategist Karl Rove warned President Donald Trump's re-election campaign on Wednesday.
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Trump Calls Comments by Danish Leader 'Nasty'
President Donald Trump does not appreciate Denmark's rejection of his idea to buy Greenland.
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Pentagon Cancels Billion-Dollar Missile Defense Project
The Pentagon is pulling the plug on a billion-dollar project to build a better weapon to destroy incoming missiles by slamming into them in space.Officials said Wednesday the decision to cancel the contract for a new "kill vehicle" could signal a new direction for an...
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Trump: Seriously Looking at Ending Birthright Citizenship
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that his administration was seriously looking at ending the right of citizenship for U.S.-born children of noncitizens and people who immigrated to the United States illegally. "We're looking at that very seriously...
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Sen. Merkley: New Detention Policy Like WW II Japanese-American Camps
The goal behind the Trump administration's plan to keep migrant families in detention longer is akin to setting up "World War II Japanese-American family detention-style" camps," Sen. Jeff Merkley claimed early Wednesday.
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Cindy McCain: No Voice of Reason in GOP
Sen. John McCain’s widow, Cindy, says no one in the Republican Party carries a “voice of reason.”
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Border Patrol Union Chief: New Rules End Catch-and-Release
Ending the rule that requires migrant children who come across the U.S.-Mexico border with family members to be released within 20 days would effectively end the catch-and-release issue, National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd said in a clip airing Wednesday.
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New Rules on Migrant Children, Family Detentions Unveiled
The Trump administration unveiled new rules Wednesday that would allow officials to detain migrant families indefinitely while U.S. judges consider whether to grant them asylum.
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Poll: Biden, Sanders Would Beat Trump in 2020
Joe Biden would beat President Donald Trump 42% to 35% in a hypothetical general election contest, a new Politico/Morning Consult poll reveals.
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Trump: White House Still Discussing Gun Legislation
President Donald Trump says his administration is in "meaningful" talks with Democrats about gun legislation after the latest mass shootings, but congressional aides downplayed the discussions as low-level and not very productive.
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Israel's Tepid Response to Trump's 'Disloyalty' Remark
Israeli officials on Wednesday offered a muted response to remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump, who said American Jews who vote for the Democratic Party were disloyal.
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Trump Touts Jared and Ivanka: 'Few Work Harder'
President Donald Trump on Tuesday praised daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner, saying on Twitter that "few work harder."
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Romney: Putin, Kim Deserve Censure, Not Flattery
Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, says Russian leader Vladimir Putin and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un deserve censure instead of flattery."I think the likes of Putin and Kim Jong Un deserve censure rather than flattery," he said in a speech Monday at the Sutherland Institute,...
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Trump Calls Off Meeting With Danish PM Over Greenland Comments
President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he was postponing his scheduled meeting with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in two weeks because of her lack of interest in his offer to purchase Greenland."Denmark is a very special country with incredible people, but based...
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WH: Trump Hasn't Nixed Universal Background Checks
"Meaningful" new background checks remained a legislative option, a White House official told Fox News.
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Michael Savage to Newsmax TV: Dems 'Hijacked' by the Squad
The Democratic Party will ultimately lose votes at the ballot box because it has been "hijacked" by the fanatical "squad," author and radio host Michael Savage told Newsmax TV.
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CDC: Measles Outbreak Now Reported in 30 States
With just over 1,200 confirmed cases being reported in 30 states as of Aug. 15, marking 21 more cases from the week before, the nationwide measles outbreak is still growing, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Playboy Reporter Sues WH Over Press Credentials
After his press credentials were suspended for a month, Playboy White House senior correspondent Brian Karem sued the Trump administration Tuesday.