While in the White House, Trump openly violated rules on protection of official documents and often left many of them ripped up after meetings.
Capitol Hill Blue founder and publisher Doug Thompson is taking a long-needed break from his column for the month of August. It will resume with
Approval of the president’s budget plan, on a purely partisan vote,, is a first step of the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus bill
The strain that has caused so much concern in Britain may not cause worries if it arrives in America because current vaccines should handle it.
Direct payments to individuals, along with extended unemployment benefits, are half of what came in the initial aid package. Same for aid to states and localities.
The last minute lawsuit filed with the U.S. Supreme Court is considered the “Hail Mary of all Hail Mary’s” by those who consider it doomed to failure like all the other attempts by Trump to overturn an election where the majority of voters did not want him re-elected.
The president-elect appears to be surrounding himself with many old friends from his Senate days and time as vice president in the Obama administration.
America’s next president makes it clear that scientists will have a strong role in how his administration will deal with the deadly virus.
The prepared testimony of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer: Chairman Cummings, Ranking Member Jordan, and Members of the Committee, thank you for
In New Jersey, a billboard calls Republican President Donald Trump “Our Leader The Idiot.” New York activist Neil Harrison paid for the billboard in Union