The White House is reviewing a memo written by Democratic lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee regarding the Russia investigation to determine whether to make it public.
The Democratic rebuttal to a highly publicized GOP memo alleging government surveillance abuse is filled with sensitive details, a source told Fox News – claiming this was done intentionally to pressure the White House to either block the memo’s release or significantly redact it.
Congressional Democrats have blasted House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes and President Trump for releasing a memo detailing alleged government surveillance abuse—but just a few years ago, the same Democrats called for more transparency from the secret court process in question.
Nancy Pelosi. Chuck Schumer. The Russia probe. The ‘deep state.’ Of all the obstacles that could potentially thwart the Trump agenda, add to that tempest the flood of lawsuits now being plotted by blue-state attorneys general who have made no secret of their disdain for the administration’s policies.
President Trump has infamously clashed with the NFL throughout his first year as president, lambasting players who knelt in protest during the national anthem. And some of his policy positions and rhetoric have angered athletes.
As the investigation into Russia’s involvement in the 2016 election continues, investigators are looking for information from one of President Trump’s campaign advisers, Carter Page.
President Trump on Tuesday called the death of Indianapolis Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson another “preventable” and “disgraceful” tragedy, after police identified the suspected drunk driver accused of careening into him as a Guatemalan citizen in the U.S. illegally.
President Trump’s legal team wants him to decline to speak directly with special counsel Robert Mueller, the New York Times reported, citing several sources briefed on the matter.
As GOP leaders seek to pass another stopgap spending bill this week to avert a second government shutdown under the Trump administration, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi chastised Republicans Monday night for their “incompetence” to figure out a long-term solution.
The Mexican-descent federal judge who Donald Trump once accused of being biased against him because of his tough immigration stance may end up deciding whether the president gets his signature border wall.
The Mexican-descent federal judge who Donald Trump once accused of being biased against him because of his tough immigration stance may end up deciding whether the president gets his signature border wall.
As the investigation into Russia’s involvement in the 2016 election continues, investigators are looking for information from one of President Trump’s campaign advisers, Carter Page.
Conservative firebrand Michelle Bachmann said Monday she has no plans to run for U.S. Senate, despite previous suggestions she might run for former Minnesota Sen. Al Franken’s seat.
On both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, former British MI-6 Intelligence Officer Christopher Steele is going to extremes to avoiding answering questions from the United States Congress, while at the same time avoiding being videotaped and deposed in a multi-million dollar libel case brought against Buzzfeed.
One of the Defense Department's largest agencies admitted Monday that it could not account for more than $800 million that had been earmarked for various construction projects.
Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, has been leading the charge against the GOP memo, calling it a "political hit job" on the FBI.
The House Intelligence Committee on Monday approved the release of the Democratic rebuttal to the highly-publicized GOP memo that alleges government surveillance abuse during the 2016 campaign.
