President Donald Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., agreed to meet with a "Russian government attorney" last summer who supposedly had "very high level and sensitive information" that would "incriminate" Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, according to emails the younger Trump publicly released on Tuesday.
A Democratic senator said Tuesday that his conservative constituents are warming to the idea of universal government-run insurance, which has long been a policy goal of progressives.
Nearly three days after The New York Times first reported that his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., met with a Russian lawyer with ties to the Russian government, President Donald Trump has yet to unleash a single tweet to defend his son.
Republican senators returning to Washington Monday sounded exasperated and downright deflated about their unpopular bill to overhaul the health care system.
The US and Qatar signed a memorandum of understanding that outlines future efforts Qatar can take to "fortify its fight against terrorism and actively address terrorism funding issues," a senior adviser to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson announced on Tuesday.
Tuesdays are always important in the US Senate because the members gather for lunch, and there's usually some news about what's next for health care. Well, this Tuesday, in particular, is gearing up to be very important.
An email sent to Donald Trump Jr. last year stated that a Russian lawyer had "compromising" information about Hillary Clinton as "part of a Russian government effort" to help the Trump campaign, The New York Times reported Monday.
The Kremlin said Monday it was not aware of a meeting between President Donald Trump's eldest son and Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya that took place during the 2016 presidential campaign.
This time around, there are no anonymous sources to bash, or calls to "find the leakers." The latest twist in the narrative surrounding potential connections between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives turns on a statement by the President's own son.
Opponents of President Donald Trump's voting integrity commission are seeking to hamstring the effort in court, filing three lawsuits Monday that say the panel is running afoul of federal laws -- and introducing Trump's heated rhetoric against him in court.
President Donald Trump took to Twitter Monday morning to defend his daughter Ivanka, who faced criticism this weekend as she briefly took his seat at the Group of 20 Summit.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie isn't known for holding back when being criticized, whether it be with fellow politicians or even his own constituents.
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