Wednesday's News: The first Democratic debates start tonight, Special Counsel Robert Mueller agrees to testify in public before the House on July 17 and President Trump threatens "obliteration" of Iran amid a re-escalation of tensions.
President Trump warned on Tuesday that any attack Iran might carry out “on anything American” would result in the “obliteration” of parts of Iran, responding angrily to comments by President Hassan Rouhani that the White House was “mentally handicapp
Administration officials are trying to set expectations for the G20... the United States is not willing to come to the Trump-Xi meeting, that is the meeting with Trump and Xi Jinping, with concessions on trade, the official is saying.
Wednesday's News: The first Democratic debates start tonight, Special Counsel Robert Mueller agrees to testify in public before the House on July 17 and President Trump threatens "obliteration" of Iran amid a re-escalation of tensions.
A divided House voted on Tuesday to send $4.5 billion in humanitarian aid to the border to address horrific conditions facing a crush of migrants, attaching significant rules on how the money could be spent in the first action by Democrats to rein in
On Twitter Monday night, President Trump announced plans for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to step up removal of undocumented immigrants from the U.S. next week.
Robert Mueller has agreed to answer questions from Congress for the first time since his investigation of Russian election interference began more than two years ago.
A divided House voted on Tuesday to send $4.5 billion in humanitarian aid to the border to address horrific conditions facing a crush of migrants, attaching significant rules on how the money could be spent in the first action by Democrats to rein in
The panelists discussed additional updates on the 2020 presidential race, Hope Hicks' recent testimony at a closed-door hearing on Capitol Hill, and where Congressional Democrats currently stand on the issue of impeachment.
Nine presidential candidates addressed many of the issues they hope to touch on in the debates at a presidential forum with activists on June 17 that focused on poverty, inequality and racial injustice.
Despite recent fighting within the Democratic party about comments connected to race, the candidates chose not to take aim at each other during South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn’s famous fish fry.
