Charles Krauthammer said Tuesday on “Special Report with Bret Baier” that Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch “beautifully” evaded tough questions from Democrats during his confirmation hearing which is exactly what he should be doing.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is disputing claims that FBI Director James Comey fact-checked President Trump during Monday’s congressional hearing examining Russia’s influence in the 2016 election.
A California Democrat seems to think that President Trump shouldn't get too comfortable in the White House, and is repeating her claim that impeachment is a very real possibility.
The Trump administration released its first report on Monday highlighting jurisdictions that have been “non-cooperative” in notifying federal immigration authorities when illegal immigrants are released from custody.
President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee on Tuesday swiftly batted down an accusation made by a former Obama administration staffer that he once told students women manipulate maternity leave.
Despite change in leadership and promises to address ongoing problems with its veteran suicide line, nearly 30 percent of calls to the Department of Veterans Affairs were redirected to outside emergency centers, according to an inspector general report released Monday.
Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy struggled to pin down Judge Neil Gorsuch Tuesday on President Trump's controversial travel ban, as the Supreme Court nominee smoothly sidestepped questions relating to the policy currently on hold by the courts.
Ivanka Trump said she would have no formal role in her father’s administration, but she has been given an office in the West Wing -- a move that ethics experts say will spur yet another conflict-of-interest dispute for the family.
The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a former top lawyer at the National Labor Relations Board served in violation of a federal law governing temporary appointments.
Judge Neil Gorsuch said Tuesday the controversial Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion is “precedent” and acknowledged the ruling had been reaffirmed “many times.”
Judge Neil Gorsuch said Tuesday the controversial Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion is “precedent” and acknowledged the ruling had been reaffirmed “many times.”
President Trump delivered the hard sell Tuesday to House Republicans in a high-stakes bid to get an ObamaCare replacement plan passed this week in the GOP-controlled chamber, warning members that they could lose their seats if they don’t back the bill.
President Trump arrived Tuesday morning on Capitol Hill to close the deal with House Republicans on his ObamaCare replacement bill, ahead of the chamber’s final vote scheduled for Thursday.
FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday took shots from both sides, with the left blasting him for not disclosing a probe into alleged Trump connections to Russia sooner and the right lambasting his evasive answers during Monday’s House hearing.
Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, peppered with questions for hours from senators trying to pry loose his views on a host of hot-button cases, responded Tuesday with a consistent answer: His job is to follow the law, and set aside his personal beliefs.
Judge Neil Gorsuch vowed at his confirmation hearing Tuesday that he would maintain his independence if confirmed to the Supreme Court, as he sought to assure lawmakers concerned about whether he might be reluctant to rule against the president who nominated him.
