White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer resigned Friday over the hiring of a new top communications aide, sources confirmed, marking a major shakeup in the president's press shop at an already tumultuous time.
The Democratic National Committee raised $5.5 million in June, less than half the $13.5 million accumulated by its Republican counterpart, according to Federal Election Commission data released Friday.
Democratic Sen. Kamala Harris (Calif.) has brought a number of former Hillary Clinton campaign veterans on board to work in her Washington, D.C., congressional office, according to its roster.
The acting ICE director is vowing to use new resources to target undocumented immigrants in sanctuary cities – a move likely to hit resistance from mayors and local law enforcement who previously have refused to cooperate with federal authorities.
House Speaker Paul Ryan says there is a “contingency plan” to pass and pay for tax reform this fall – even if the congressional overhaul of Obamacare is unsuccessful.
President Donald Trump has been in office for only six months, but that hasn’t prevented political junkies from speculating about which Democrats may try to oppose him in the 2020 presidential race.
Los Angeles radio host Larry Elder warned that Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., "may have a few problems" if she mounts a long-shot bid for the Democratic nomination in 2020.
In a seeming act of defiance to the Trump administration, a federal judge in San Francisco refused to reinstate the President’s sanctuary cities order.
CIA Director Mike Pompeo blasted the New York Times Thursday for publishing the name of the undercover officer in charge of the agency's Iran operations.
CIA Director Mike Pompeo told a gathering of intelligence and national security officials and experts Thursday that Russia is interested in keeping forces in Syria in part because they "love to stick it to America."