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A handful of swing vote senators will get to decide whether Trump's nominee — likely a young conservative — will make it on the Supreme Court. » Read More
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Gov. John Kasich, R-Ohio, said he hasn’t yet decided whether he’s running for president in 2020, but he’s letting it be known that he doesn’t agree with President Donald Trump’s trade tactics. » Read More |
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Giuliani said Sunday that "Michael Cohen should cooperate with" federal prosecutors investigating him, and also said "as long as he tells the truth ... we're home free." » Read More |
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Noel Cintron said that during more than a quarter century of acting as Trump's personal driver he was never paid time-and-a-half, as legally required, when he worked in excess of 40 hours per week, as he routinely did. » Read More |
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The tweet comes after contentious talks between North Korean officials and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, the first high-level meeting since Trump and Kim's summit in Singapore.
America First Policies is preparing to unveil a seven-figure ad campaign to back Trump's choice to replace the retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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It's an argument without much basis in law or Supreme Court precedent, experts tell CNBC, but it could be politically effective.
The interim appointment of Andrew Wheeler indicates that Trump’s EPA will maintain its cozy relationship with same corporations it is charged with regulating.
The greatest focus of attention has fallen on Brett Kavanaugh and Thomas Hardiman, a source with first-hand knowledge of the process told NBC News.
GOP Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson urges a quick resolution for the sake of the nearly 48,000 family owned farms in his state.
Numerous Republican lawmakers have criticized the mounting tensions with global trading partners, but leaders have not gotten behind a bill to limit President Donald Trump's ability to impose tariffs.
President Donald Trump wants the 28 other NATO countries to spend more on defense.
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Manafort was locked up in mid-June after being accused by special counsel Robert Mueller of trying to tamper with witnesses for his upcoming federal trials on charges relating to consulting work he did for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.
- Experts think Trump's Supreme Court nominee could rule against gays and lesbians in employment cases
While most Americans believe it’s already against the law for companies to discriminate against employees based on their sexual orientation, there’s no federal law that expressly prohibits it.
Expect President Donald Trump to tout his record on job growth as he stumps in the upcoming midterm elections. But a closer look at the state-level data shows that job growth has been uneven in the states that turned out for Trump.
Trump is scheduled to meet with both Prime Minister Theresa May and Queen Elizabeth II in between summits with NATO and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The Trump administration Friday began imposing tariffs on as much as 25 percent on $34 billion in Chinese imports. Beijing implemented retaliatory tariffs on some imports from the U.S., state media reported about two hours later.
Davis said he recognized Cohen's "sincerity" following a July 2 interview in which Cohen reaffirmed his loyalty to his family and country.
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt resigned on Thursday after allegations of workplace retaliation, wasteful spending and self-dealing mounted over several months.
Wheeler assumes the role without the ethical baggage that defined the tenure of his predecessor, Scott Pruitt.
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