A federal judge said Saturday she intends to appoint an ex-top federal prosecutor in the nation's capital during President Donald Trump's first term to investigate whether she was purposefully misled by lawyers and administration officials in a lawsuit challenging one of his prized Washington construction projects, the renovation of a historic public golf course along the Potomac River.
The finger-pointing has begun. Or rather, the single finger pointing away from the Oval Office has begun. In a display of political predictability that surprises absolutely no one, President Donald Trump spent the early hours of Wednesday morning executing his favorite strategic maneuver: blaming everyone else. Because in the eternal Trump doctrine, accountability is an […]
President Donald Trump accused Democrats of threatening administration officials and Republican donors, ordering the DOJ to investigate alleged "criminal" conduct.
Peter Navarro, a top White House trade adviser, said the administration will lean into its tariff strategy even more after the GOP midterm bloodbath: "We are quadrupling down on tariffs."
With Democrats poised to have a significant Senate majority next year, Republicans are resigning themselves to the notion that President Trump won't be able to confirm a new Supreme Court justice for the rest of his tenure.
Cuban First Secretary Richard Tur de la Concepcion's confrontation last month with Mike Waltz, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., has already resulted in him being booted from America.
The Trump administration has dismissed its lawsuit that sought to prevent California from counting some 20,000 ballots the federal government said were mailed to potential noncitizens, saying the election is too far gone at this point.
