Hope Hicks interview transcript released by House
Hicks refused to answer any questions related to her time working for President Donald Trump after he was elected, following orders from White House lawyers. She was blocked from answering questions 155 times, the committee said in a statement accompanying…
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News Wrap: Hope Hicks appears before House Judiciary Committee
In our news wrap Wednesday, former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks was interviewed by the House Judiciary Committee--the first senior administration official cited in the Mueller report to appear before Congress. But Democrats said she refused to discuss her…
Democrats access Trump’s inner circle with Hope Hicks interview
House lawmakers interviewed the former communications director for President Donald Trump behind closed doors.
Former Trump aide Hope Hicks agrees to closed House Judiciary interview
The panel subpoenaed Hicks last month as part of its investigation into special counsel Robert Mueller's report and obstruction of justice.
The letters from the White House to the Judiciary panel are the latest effort by the White House to thwart congressional investigations into President Donald Trump.
The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed the former White House communications director and a former aide in the White House counsel's office as Democrats continue their investigations of President Donald Trump.
Turmoil at the White House has intensified again in recent days amid a swirl of damaging developments involving his son-in-law Jared Kushner, tension with Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the departure of his closest aide Hope Hicks. Lisa Desjardins reports…
White House Communications Director Hope Hicks made the surprising announcement on Wednesday that she will leave the Trump administration in the coming weeks. The news comes a day after Hicks testifies for hours before the House Intelligence Committee as part…
White House Communications Director Hope Hicks, one of President Donald Trump's most loyal aides, is resigning.
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