President Trump blasted the “crazed” media Wednesday over its coverage of his congratulatory call to Russian President Vladimir Putin after winning his election, stating that “getting along with Russia” is a “good thing,” and that other U.S. president’s didn’t have a “chemistry” with Putin.
Despite what the digital world says about Cambridge Analytica’s online influence, political analysts say the data mining company was overpriced and overhyped while it under-delivered on promises it could secure election wins.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is encouraging all U.S. attorneys to pursue the death penalty in certain drug cases, hours after President Trump said this option needs to be considered more.
The very same newspaper that wrote a scathing expose on the tactics of compiling voter data on Facebook, Cambridge Analytica, wrote a more neutral profile on Obama’s campaign team using the very same tactics.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant announced Wednesday that the state’s agriculture commissioner, Cindy Hyde-Smith, will fill Sen. Thad Cochran’s vacant seat, in an historic appointment of the first woman from the state to the U.S. Senate.
Congressional leaders were putting the finishing touches on an approximately $1.3 trillion spending bill Wednesday as they looked to avoid a looming government shutdown.
President Trump on Wednesday kept up his attacks on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, promoting comments from former Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz that Mueller never should have been appointed in the first place.
President Trump on Wednesday dinged his own Justice Department for not urging the Supreme Court to take up a case involving driver's licenses for young illegal immigrants.
Erika Harold, an attorney and former Miss America winner, won Tuesday’s Republican primary in Illinois for attorney general, while state Sen. Kwame Raoul declared himself the victor on the Democratic side.
The Senate Intelligence Committee is launching an effort to safeguard against foreign meddling in this year’s election, as Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen testifies Wednesday.
Even as Robert Mueller has put forth no evidence tying Donald Trump to Russian collusion, are the media, not so subtly, pushing the idea of impeachment?
A North Carolina Democrat resigned from the state Senate this week, on the same day she announced she was joining the state parole board -- at a pay raise of more than $100,000.
In a race that came down to the wire, Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner pulled out a win over an insurgent state legislator in Tuesday’s Republican primary, while businessman J.B. Pritzker cruised to victory in the Democratic contest.
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner was locked in a tight Republican primary battle with an insurgent state legislator Tuesday evening, while businessman J.B. Pritzker was projected to cruise to victory in the Democratic contest.
President Trump predicted Tuesday night that Republicans "will keep the House majority" after November's midterm elections -- and warned of dire consequences if they didn't.