President Trump on Sunday responded to Jay-Z’s recent criticism about joblessness for black Americans under Trump, asking that somebody to “please inform” the hip-hop star about the record-low unemployment.
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio fired his chief of staff after he received reports of the employee's “improper conduct” with subordinate staffers, he said in statement shortly before midnight Saturday.
Records of a 2010 retaliation lawsuit involving an Illinois Democrat running for governor have resurfaced after he called for passage of the Equal Rights Amendment and touted an 80 percent female staff.
Homeland Security Deputy Secretary Elaine Duke says she is optimistic about Congress embracing the Trump administration’s immigration-reform proposal, which she thinks meets the country’s border-security needs, while acknowledging the agency's challenge of having to find the “right mix” of manpower, a physical border wall and technology.
A man called in a terrorist threat to U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler’s Missouri office last week — his second threat against the government in the past two months, police said.
President Trump has risked damaging relations between the U.S. and the U.K. after reportedly taking a stinging shot at Prime Minister Theresa May’s approach to Britain’s negotiations with the European Union -- saying in an interview that he would have taken a much tougher approach to the “Brexit” talks
Las Vegas casino magnate Steve Wynn has reportedly resigned as Republican National Committee finance chairman, amid published news reports about sexual misconduct.
Homeland Security Deputy Secretary Elaine Duke says she is optimistic about Congress embracing the Trump administration’s immigration-reform proposal, which she thinks meets the country’s border-security needs, while acknowledging the agency's challenge of having to find the “right mix” of manpower, a physical border wall and technology.
Europe’s populist movement was given a shot in the arm on Saturday when Czech Republic President Milos Zeman, running primarily on an anti-migration platform, fended off a challenge from political neophyte Jiri Drahos.
President Trump is expected to take something of a victory lap Tuesday when he makes his first State of the Union address, where officials say he will hail a “roaring” American economy and promote policies to promote a “safe, strong and proud America.”
Hillary Clinton responded late Friday to a report that she helped protect a senior adviser to her 2008 presidential campaign who was accused of sexually harassing a young subordinate.
President Trump is telling leaders of African nations, gathered in Ethiopia this weekend for summit, that he “deeply respects” their people and that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will visit in March -- following derogatory remarks about the region purportedly made by the president.
A former Democratic Party chairman and prosecutor in Missouri was convicted of wire fraud Friday after admitting he exploited campaign funds for personal use, such as trips to California's wine country and Las Vegas.
President Donald Trump’s legal team has been studying a 1990s federal court ruling that could be the basis for delaying, limiting or avoiding an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller, who is heading an investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, according to people familiar the matter.
