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Jordan, a leading member of the House Freedom Caucus, has privately been courting lawmakers about throwing his hat into the ring for House speaker. » Read More
By: John Harwood
The special counsel's investigation into Russia's interference in America's 2016 presidential election has passed the one-year mark. President Trump insists that's enough. » Read More |
By: Kevin Breuninger
The permanent clearance had been withheld from Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and a senior White House advisor, for more than a year pending completion of a background check. » Read More |
By: Jacob Pramuk
Centrist House Republicans and conservative GOP lawmakers are pushing for a vote on separate proposals. » Read More |
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The suit was filed in July 2017 by the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University.
"The medical indications are very similar, and entirely consistent with, the medical indications that were taking place to Americans working in Cuba," Pompeo said during testimony.
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Stacey Abrams in Georgia and Lupe Valdez and Gina Ortiz Jones in Texas have a chance to make history after primary elections.
If players refuse to stand for the anthem on the field, their team will be fined.
- Former FBI Director James Comey attacks Republicans, defends alleged use of Trump campaign informant
Comey doesn't mention the president by name, but his tweets came on the heels of Trump denouncing "SPYGATE."
Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi are asking the FBI and DOJ to include more lawmakers in a meeting on the Russia investigation.
President Donald Trump is expected to sign the bill to ease regulations on all but the largest banks.
President Trump signals a possible new direction for trade talks between the world's two largest economies.
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Freidman has managed taxi cabs for years for Cohen, who is under criminal investigation by federal prosecutors in New York City.
A meeting scheduled between GOP lawmakers and DoJ officials will include negotiations over how much sensitive information will be revealed regarding a confidential informant who reportedly spoke to members of the Trump campaign, a source tells CNBC.
A DOJ lawyer also revealed Tuesday that Eagan Avenatti defaulted on back taxes from another bankruptcy proceeding, the Times reported.
President Donald Trump's demand that China cut its trade deficit with the U.S. by $200 billion in two years is tall order politically. It also defies the laws of economics.
"60 Minutes" journalist Lesley Stahl said Trump's explanation for why he attacks the media regularly came before she conducted a post-election interview with him.
Trump's remarks came as the president of South Korea visited the White House.
Trump made the remark as he met South Korea's president at the White House.
The comment followed Nielsen's insistence that Trump has been "very clear that he agrees with the intel community" on Russian meddling.
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