Can the President Legally Revoke a Reporter’s White House Credentials?
CNN’s Jim Acosta blurred the line between reporting the news and becoming the news last
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Michael Cohen Mysteriously Appears in Washington D.C. with Attorney
Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal attorney, is in Washington D.C. and it is unclear
Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker Says Mueller’s Budget is Safe
Despite mounting fears, acting Attorney General, Matthew Whitaker, has assured members of the Justice Department
Conway Calls Whitaker Appointment Illegal As Pelosi Calls For Emergency Meeting
Lawyers George Conway and Neal Katyal wrote a New York Times op-ed on Thursday in
Democrats Will Summon Mueller for Televised Hearings if Trump Tries to Block Russia Probe
As Democrats rode a Blue wave into a House majority on Tuesday, special counsel Robert
Motel 6 Will Pay $7.6 Million After It Shared Guests’ Personal Info With ICE
Motel 6 was ordered to pay guests $7.6 million after a class action lawsuit claimed
Twitter Apologizes After ‘Kill all Jews’ Trending Topic Appears
Twitter was forced to make a public apology on Friday after “Kill all Jews” appeared
California’s Steve Knight Features Violent Racist and Anti-Semite in Campaign Ad
Just four days away from the midterm elections, candidates are making their final pushes to
Emails Show Homeland Security Believed Far-Right Hoax Videos About an Antifa Civil War
Newly released emails indicate that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) bought into online rumors
49ers Cheerleader Kneels During the National Anthem
For the first time, a cheerleader took a knee last night during the national anthem
Georgia’s GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Brian Kemp Withdraws from the Final Live Televised Debate
The Republican candidate in Georgia’s gubernatorial race, Secretary of State Brian Kemp, withdrew from the
Probe into Ryan Zinke’s Conduct is Referred to the DOJ for Potential Criminal Investigation
The Interior Department Office of Inspector General has reason to believe that Interior Secretary Ryan
Robert Mueller May Have Already Subpoenaed Donald Trump
When a storm brews, it draws warm air into the storm system, pulling it upward
Republican Strategist Says Trump Needs to be Punished In 2018 and 2020 Voting
In the wake of one of the most violent weeks in America’s recent history, Republican
Jamal Khashoggi’s Body Parts Discovered in Saudi Consul General’s Garden
UPDATED 10:37 AM ET Body parts belonging to Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi have been found
Signs of Mattis’ Likely Departure Fuel Fresh National Security Concerns
In the revolving door of the Trump administration, few senior officials can afford to get
Trump Administration Proposes New Religious Law That Attacks LGBTQ Workers
Despite campaigning on a message that he would be the person to move the GOP
Rejection of 1,200 Absentee Ballots in Georgia Prompts Legal Responses from Advocacy Groups
Voting rights advocates are mounting legal challenges against state and local officials in Atlanta following
Trump Speculates ‘Rogue Killers’ Could be Behind Khashoggi’s Disappearance
Donald Trump provided a firm indication that he is willing to accept the Saudi Arabian
Senate Confirms a Known Climate Change Sceptic to Enforce Environmental Legislation
In a close-run vote on Thursday, the United States Senate confirmed outspoken climate change sceptic,
GOP’s Kevin Cramer Attacks MeToo Movement, Says Women Were ‘Tougher’ About Rape When ‘Raised on the Prairie’
On Wednesday morning during a segment on Fox and Friends, host Brian Kilmeade and GOP
Acting EPA Chief Engaged with Racist and Inflammatory Social Media Posts
The acting chief of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Andrew Wheeler, is under scrutiny over
Unusual Web Traffic In 2016 Revealed Link Between the Trump Campaign and a Russian Bank
Following the high-profile hack of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), a small group of prominent
Trump Thought North Korea Launched a Nuclear Attack on the US As He Watched Fox News
Donald Trump’s recent exchanges with North Korean Dictator Kim Jong Un have been warm, with
Trump is Furious with Don McGahn Over Brett Kavanaugh’s Nomination
In August, White House counsel, Donald McGahn logged onto Twitter and was surprised to learn
Federal Judge Blocks the Trump Administration’s Withdrawal of Protected Status for 300,000 Immigrants
A federal judge in San Francisco blocked the Trump administration from withdrawing protected status for
In Major Development The White House Tells F.B.I. to Interview ‘Anyone It Deems Necessary’ in Kavanaugh Probe
Following the Democrat backlash accusing the White House of limiting the scope of an FBI
Kavanaugh’s Former Classmate Wants to Verify Accusations but the FBI Doesn’t Want to Listen
As the FBI’s investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh gets underway, there are
Racist GOP Ads Call Oxford and Harvard Graduate A ‘Big City Rapper’
When Republicans feel unable to fight on policy, they resort to rallying the base in
Several Of Kavanaugh’s Initial Supporters From Yale Are Now Calling For An Investigation
Several people that initially supported Brett Kavanaugh are now having second thoughts. Following the allegations