Trump back to his old self-absorbed self
April 6, 2018
Batten down the hatches: The “old” Donald Trump is back and old problems are sure to emerge. It’s President Trump returning to candidate Trump because
‘Friends with benefits’ made millions on Trump’s inaugural
February 16, 2018
When some complained about the costs of a lavish inaugural celebration by incoming president Donald Trump, he and the nonprofit group created to plan and
Senate votes to shut down government
January 19, 2018
A bitter, partisan Senate failed in a late-night attempt Friday to stop a government shutdown scheduled to begin at midnight. The vote fell way short
Sexual harassment in Congress and taxpayers foot the bill
January 15, 2018
Winsome Packer, and adviser to Democratic Rep. Alcee Hastings, lost her six-figure income, her job and her house after she accused her boss of sexual
Dems, some GOP angry about Trump’s vulgar language
January 12, 2018
President Donald Trump claimed, in tweet Friday he “never said anything derogatory about Haitians other than Haiti is, obviously, a very poor and troubled country.
Trump declares himself ‘a genius’
January 6, 2018
Donald Trump Saturday morning turned to his latest propaganda tool — Twitter — to proclaim he’s not only “stable” but is a self-declared “genius.” Under
More Trump lies about tax deal that serves the rich
December 21, 2017
You wouldn’t know it from President Donald Trump’s rhetoric, but the tax overhaul coming into effect is heavily tilted to the rich. It also leaves
Congress scrambles to avoid government shutdown
December 21, 2017
Lawmakers hope to approve a must-pass spending bill on Thursday as the clock ticks toward potential government shutdown this weekend. Despite the perilous situation, House
While Trump celebrates, others see trouble ahead
December 20, 2017
A triumphant President Donald Trump and jubilant fellow Republicans celebrated the passage of their $1.5 trillion tax overhaul Wednesday as a “historic victory for the
Deficit-ridden tax bill headed for approval
December 19, 2017
Their long-sought political goal within grasp, Republicans in Congress are set to catapult sweeping $1.5 trillion tax legislation through the House, rolling over a dozen