Biden's On-Off Position On Hyde Amendment May Toast White House Ambitions, Fox News Host Says
Democratic frontrunner and former Vice President appeared to flip-flop on his longtime support of Hyde Amendment, denying federal funds for abortion.
Poll: Impeachment Support Grows But Americans Remain Split On Way To Move Forward
Slightly more than half of Americans polled now believe further investigation, public censure or impeaching proceeding are necessary, up sharply from one month ago.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez News: Why Isn't White Supremacist Violence Treated Like Terrorism?
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., challenges FBI counterterrorism official on why white supremacist violence is not treated like terrorism.
White House Blocked Intelligence Report On Climate Change In Effort to Stifle Impacts
A State Department intelligence report on climate change was barred from delivery to a House Committee because officials refused to remove reference to "possibly catastrophic " effects if fossil fuel use is not curbed.
Pence Meets Mexico Delegation To Avert Tariffs, Solve Immigration Crisis At Border
Vice President Mike Pence and other cabinet officials met with Mexican diplomats Wednesday in an attempt to avert tariffs on Mexican goods President Trump has treatened.
Biden, Sanders, Lead Trump In Michigan Poll, As Do Buttigieg, Harris And Warren
A new poll in Michigan shows five Democrats leading President Trump in the state, with Biden and Sanders leading by 12 points.
Election 2020: Biden Says Impeachment Could Follow 'Very Quickly' If Trump Continues Stonewalling
Former Vice President Joe Biden during a campaign stop in New Hampshire Tuesday said House Democrats are getting stonewalled by the Trump administration and impeachment could follow "very quickly."
Election 2020: Warren Unveils $2 Trillion 'Economic Patriotism' Campaign
White House hopeful Elizabeth Warren unveils $2 trillion plan to promote climate-friendly industries and jobs
Biden Rolls Out $5 Trillion Climate Plan, Borrowing From Green New Deal
Former Vice President Joe Biden released his version of a $5 Trillion clean energy plan Tuesday
Election 2020: Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Enjoys Break Out Moment On Fox News Town Hall
Like candidates before her appearing on a Fox News town hall, Sen. Kirtsten Gillibrand made a break from the Democratic field, identifying keys issues of border walls and reproductive freedom.
Reps. Schiff, Jordan Say Special Prosecutor Mueller Should Testify Before Congress
Congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle are calling for testimony from Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller for starkly different reasons.
Ocasio-Cortez Suggests Presidential Hopeful Delaney 'Sashay Away' After Saying Medicare-For-All 'Not Good Policy'
AOC took to social media on Sunday to suggest former Maryland representative and presidential hopeful John Delaney "sashay away" after his comments that Medicare-for-all was "not good policy."
Candidates Call For Bold Change at Two-Day California Democratic Convention in San Francisco
Fourteen of the two dozen Democrats vying for the party's nomination spoke at California's two-day Democratic Convention in San Francisco over the weekend, and nearly all called for bold change to excite voters, and those who didn't were booed.
Trump Enroute To Europe May Face Some Political Skirmishes Amid The Pomp Of State Visit To The UK
President Trump's five-day tour through the U.K. and France to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Allied Forces' D-Day invasion at Normandy.
Trump Administration Takes Aim At Climate Change Forecasting From Federal Agencies
The Trump administration in both obvious and nuanced ways is significantly affecting the national dialogue on climate change, and in doing so attempting to change opinions across the globe.
Who Is Philip Green? British Billionaire Accused Of Misdemeanor Assault, Parliament May Strip Him Of Knighthood
The British Parliament voted unanimously last week to strip knighthood from billionaire Sir Philip Green in the way of the collapse of one of his retail conglomerates. At the same time, Green faces misdemeanor charges of assault in connection with two incidents involving allegedly touching and slapping the backside of a Tucson, Ariz. Pilates instructor during a class.
US-Mexico Relations: Democrats, Republicans Find Fault In Trump's Tariffs To Address Southern Border Immigration
President Trump's threat of escalating tariffs against Mexico to remedy immigration issues at the U.S. southern border makes lawmakers uneasy on both sides of the border and both sides of the aisle.
UN Expert Says Julian Assange Shows 'Intense Psychological Trauma' In British 'Guantanamo Bay' Prison
A United Nations expert on torture visited Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and found him suffering from extreme stress, chronic anxiety and intense psychological trauma.
US Politics: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ted Cruz Call For Limits On Former Legislators Becoming Lobbyists
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Ted Cruz join forces in a rare bipartisan effort to curb former legislators from becoming lobbyist, and the partnership gains momentum as other lawmakers on both sides of the aisle show support.
Democratic Leaders Outraged By Mitch McConnell's Vow To Fill Supreme Court Vacancy During 2020 Election
Democratic leaders expressed outrage at Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell’s admission he would allow President Trump to fill a third Supreme Court vacancy if one became available during the 2020 presidential election.
Election 2020: Trump Urges Alabama Republican Roy Moore To Stand Down In Senate Race
President Trump has asked Alabama Republican Roy Moore not to run for the seat he challenged and lost in 2017, saying Republicans must regain the seat and the president doesn’t believe Moore can win.
DNC Tightens Requirements For Candidates To Participate In Debates This Fall
With two dozen candidates vying for the Democratic nomination in the 2020 race to the White House, the Democratic National Committee has tightened qualifying standards for the second of four debates scheduled during summer and fall.
Mueller Report: Special Counsel Does Not Clear Trump In First Comments On Russia Investigation
Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller today said there were multiple, systematic efforts on the part of Russian operatives to interfere in the 2016 presidential election but not sufficient evidence to show the Trump campaign participated, yet he declined to exonerate the president and his administration with regard to obstruction of justice.
Election 2020: A Look At The Top 10 Democratic Candidates
There are 24 candidates vying for the nomination after entry into the race last week by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. Despite the sheer number of candidates and the potential for runoffs in the primaries if the field remains large, frontrunners are
Will Trump Get Re-Elected? President Likely Winner In 2020 Based On Predictive Models But There's A Caveat
A former Wall Street consultant to the Obama Treasury Department wrote in a New York Times op-ed on Monday that Trump is likely winner in 2020 based on predictive models that account for the economy, inflation and incumbency.
Mueller Report: New Book Says Special Counsel Prepared Trump Obstruction Document, Then 'Shelved' It
A new book by best-selling author Michael Wolff says Special Counsel Robert Mueller prepared a three-count obstruction of justice indictment against President Trump and kept it on his desk for nearly a year before shelving it, realizing President Trump had the winning hand as long as he held on to the presidency.
Trump News: Courts Aren't Buying Administration Attempts To Stonewall Subpoenas
The Trump administration's legal strategy to argue against every congressional information request was tested last week in federal court and despite Trump's appointment of hundreds to the federal bench — some of whom may agree with his notion of sweeping executive powers — rulings against administration positions were swift and decisive.
New York Times Fact-Checks Bernie Sanders On Campaign Trail
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has slipped to a sure second position behind former Vice President Joe Biden in the 2020 race to the White House, and while on trail has modestly misled or exaggerated statements concerning Medicare-for-all, climate change, proposed cuts to Medicare by President Trump, and the increase in uninsured Americans since Trump took office, a New York Times fact-checking article reported this weekend.
Republicans Step Up Pelosi Attacks Amid Trump Impeachment Talk, Graham Says Her Job 'At Risk'
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a staunch Trump supporter, continued Republican attacks on Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
Hillary Clinton Accuses Trump And 'Cronies' Of Distributing 'Sexist Trash' In Nancy Pelosi Viral Videos
Former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential candidate accused President Trump and his 'cronies' of distributing "sexist trash" in doctored videos of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., showing her tripping over words and appearing intoxicated.