Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Wednesday that international sanctions “are really starting to hurt” North Korea, suggesting U.S. military action may not be needed right now.
White House chief of staff John Kelly suggested during an interview Wednesday that then-candidate Donald Trump was not “fully informed” when he promised to build a wall along the entire border with Mexico.
The U.S. Interior Department slammed the National Parks Service advisory board on Wednesday after eight of the 10 members resigned over claims that the Trump administration refused to meet with them.
Republicans are slamming Democratic Sen. Cory Booker for “mansplaining” in his grilling of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Wednesday, when he blasted her “silence and amnesia,” leaving some questioning the existence of a ‘double standard.’
In a rare moment of bipartisanship, former Sen. Bob Dole on Wednesday received the Congressional Gold Medal – the highest civilian honor – for his service to the country as a “soldier, legislator and statesman.”
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Democratic and Republican congressional leaders took turns Wednesday finger pointing about who's blocking a spending bill to keep the federal government from running out of money and shutting down in two days -- with immigration and military spending emerging as key issues.
Republicans are slamming Democratic Sen. Cory Booker for “mansplaining” in his grilling of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirsten Nielsen Wednesday, when he blasted her “silence and amnesia,” leaving some questioning the existence of a ‘double standard.’
Congress on Wednesday demanded answers from tech giants including Facebook and Twitter about whether they’re doing enough to keep terror networks off social media, even suggesting that their reports about thwarting such efforts show they’re falling short.
President Trump said Wednesday he is willing to negotiate directly with Kim Jong Un over North Korea’s nuclear weapons program but expressed doubts it would ultimately work.
The House Intelligence Committee is expected to make a decision Thursday on whether to release hours of private testimony from an interview with the co-founder of the firm that compiled the infamous anti-Trump dossier.
There is still no timeline as to when Congress will pass an $81 billion disaster relief bill, which the Senate refused to take up last month. As contentious debates over DACA and a plan to avoid a government shutdown continue, Harvey flood victims wonder when they will get relief.
Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowksi and Deputy White House chief of staff and senior transition aide Rick Dearborn will testify behind closed doors Wednesday as part of a congressional probe into Russian collusion with Trump campaign associates.
Steve Bannon, who served as President Trump’s campaign manager and senior policy adviser before falling out with the White House, has agreed to be interviewed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, avoiding the prospect of appearing under subpoena before a grand jury, Fox News has learned.
Democratic and Republican congressional leaders hustled Wednesday to unite enough members of their respective parties to pass a temporary spending bill and avoid a government shutdown before the weekend -- with immigration and now military spending sticking points.
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