Fox News is told that administration officials are expressing confidence that they will be able to move the interim spending bill through the House — and ALSO the Senate.
The U.S. Senate voted 65-34 Thursday to approve the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act section 702 program, sending the House-approved measure to President Trump.
WASHINGTON-- Moving to solidify its standing with social conservatives, the Trump administration is creating an office to protect the religious rights of medical providers, including those who oppose abortion.
The House Intelligence Committee voted to release a transcript of its November interview with Glenn Simpson, founder of Fusion GPS, the firm behind the so-called "Trump dossier."
The man accused of an “unprovoked and brutal stabbing” at a market in California last month is an illegal immigrant with a criminal record who had been previously deported seven times, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokesman tells Fox News.
Just hours before Congress is set to vote on a stop-gap temporary spending bill to avert a government shutdown Friday night, President Trump seemed to crush a Republican strategy to push the plan through.
President Trump announced his “total support” for Republican congressional candidate for Pennsylvania Rick Saccone Thursday in an effort to “continue” the GOP’s “already successful agenda!”
President Trump tweeted early Thursday that his border wall “has never changed or evolved,” seemingly contradicting White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, who suggested the president’s attitude toward his paramount campaign promise had “changed.”
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson indicated continued and deeper U.S. commitment to Syria on Wednesday, including pressuring Bashar al-Assad to resign, just days after the Syrian regime army said it is determined to drive out the U.S. from any involvement in the country.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday said his “solid assessment” is that the American Embassy will be moved to Jerusalem in the coming year, but President Trump hinted otherwise later in the day.
The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee called for former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to be subpoenaed Wednesday over his refusal to answer certain questions as part of into alleged Russian collusion with Trump campaign associates.