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Report: Trump Campaign to Unveil Pro-Life Coalition
To help drive pro-life voters to the polls, President Donald Trump's re-election campaign is unveiling a pro-life coalition Friday, according to Fox News.
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Fla. Lawmakers Fast-Track Abortion Restrictions
Abortion restrictions were fast-tracked by Florida GOP lawmakers, potentially giving their voters an election-year victory.
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Trump: Dems Will 'Destroy' Social Security, I 'Will Save It'
A day after he suggested in an interview he was open to overhauling both it and Medicare entitlements, President Donald Trump insisted Thursday afternoon he will save Social Security.
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Rep. Gaetz: Trump Defense Like '8th Grade Book Report'
One of President Donald Trump's strongest defenders, Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., is not impressed by the president's defense team's use of technology to present its case, or lack thereof.
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Report: Obama Worried Sanders Cannot Beat Trump
Former President Barack Obama is reportedly saying in private, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is not fit to beat President Donald Trump, and Obama might even come out publicly.
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DNI Maguire Misses Jamal Khashoggi Report Deadline
A report on the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi was required to be delivered to Congress earlier this week, but Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire has missed the deadline, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Roger Stone to Newsmax TV: Nixon 'Would Have Survived' With Internet
Had the Internet been available back in 1973, Richard Nixon's presidency "would have survived," according to political strategist Roger Stone on Newsmax TV.
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Report: Bloomberg Tops Quarter Billion on Political Ads
Far outpacing every other candidate in the White House race, Mike Bloomberg has reportedly now spent more than a quarter billion dollars on political advertising in his bid as a Democratic presidential candidate.
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Dems Use Words of Trump Allies Against Him in Senate Trial
Democrats on Thursday pressed their case for removing President Donald Trump from office by trying to turn the words of his own allies against him at his Senate impeachment trial. Their goal: to make the point that his actions constituted impeachment offenses, but that his...
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Rudy Giuliani to Newsmax TV: 'Solid Evidence' Biden Committed Bribery
President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani on Thursday told Newsmax TV he has "solid evidence" Ukraine colluded with Democrats and former Vice President Joe Biden "participated" in bribery.
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Sierra Club: EPA Admin 'Invented These False Claims'
Claims the consequences of climate change were "50 to 75 years out," made by the Environmental Protection Agency's administrator, were not backed by any provided scientific evidence, according to The Hill.
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GOP Group: Senate Should Replace Trump With Mike Pence
A Republican group headed by former Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol is calling on the Senate to remove President Donald Trump from the White House and confirm Vice President Mike Pence as his successor.
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Dems Focus Day 2 of Trial on Trump's 'Dangerous' Abuse
Pressing through a second day of impeachment arguments, House Democrats scoffed at President Donald Trump's claims that he had good reasons for pressuring Ukraine to investigate his political foes. It was Trump who engaged in a shocking abuse of power, not former Vice...
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Gallup Poll: Economic Confidence at Highest Since 2000
According to a new Gallup poll, Americans have more confidence in the U.S. economy than at any point since 2000.
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Rep. Crow: Trump's Ukraine Actions Affected 'Real Lives'
House Democrats are presenting their case against President Donald Trump in a "very serious and sober way" because "real people and real lives" were affected when President Donald Trump delayed the release of military funding to Ukraine, Rep. Jason Crow said Thursday.
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Impeachment Managers: Vote to Acquit Will Be Viewed as 'Rigged Trial'
Three House impeachment managers, the first women to hold the position, told NBC News on Thursday that the public will view President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial as “rigged” if the Senate votes to acquit.
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Trump and Bloomberg Trade Insults, Attacks
President Donald Trump fired off a new round of Twitter insults aimed at political rival Michael Bloomberg on Thursday, shortly after the Democratic presidential candidate's campaign debuted a new television ad attacking the Republican seeking re-election.
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Mark Meadows: House Impeachment Managers 'Intentionally Misleading'
House impeachment managers are not only making false statements, but they are "intentionally misleading the American people," Rep. Mark Meadows said Thursday.
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Trump Aims to Remove Waterway Protections, Aiding Developers
The Trump administration appears ready to move ahead with its plan to remove protections for some of the nation's millions of miles of streams, wetlands and arroyos, completing one of its most far-reaching environmental rollbacks.
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Dem Bob Casey: Trump Trial Needs Witnesses for Whole Picture
There are still some "missing pieces" in the House Democrats' impeachment case against President Donald Trump, and that's why witnesses are needed, Sen. Bob Casey said Thursday.
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Biden Won't Testify in Trump Impeachment Trial
Former Vice President Joe Biden said he will not testify at President Donald Trump's impeachment trial as part of any witness swap deal.
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US Sending Ambassador to Bolivia for 1st Time in a Decade
The United States intends to send an ambassador to Bolivia to help restore a "normal relationship" between the two countries, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs David Hale said in a video statement posted online on Thursday.The move, which would mark the return...
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Sen. Cotton: Trial Drags on Because Dems Have Nothing
The Senate impeachment trial proceedings are dragging on into the late-night hours because House Democrats are repeating themselves and have no strong evidence against President Donald Trump, according to Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark.
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Trump Blasts Impeachment, Dems
President Donald Trump went on the attack against House Democrats, impeachment and Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., in a series of tweets Thursday morning.
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Mnuchin: US Govt Must Cut Spending, Shrink Deficits
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Thursday the U.S. government cannot sustain federal deficits growing at current levels and will have to slow the rate of spending.