The closely guarded Senate health care bill written entirely behind closed doors finally became public Thursday in a do-or-die moment for the Republican Party's winding efforts to repeal Obamacare.
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Several dozen protesters gathered and chanted outside Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's office on Thursday after he unveiled the Republican health care bill.
At a closed-door meeting with senators last week President Donald Trump reportedly called Obama's health care plan "mean," and now Democrats are taking the President to task for his words, calling the Senate GOP bill "meaner."
President Donald Trump confirmed that there are no recordings of his conversations with ousted FBI Director James Comey, nearly six weeks after he implied that there were.
President Donald Trump thinks the hacking that occurred during the 2016 election "probably was Russia," a White House spokeswoman said Thursday, days after White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters he didn't know if Trump believed the hacking was carried out by Russia.
The Supreme Court on Thursday narrowed the grounds on which naturalized citizens can have their citizenship revoked. The case concerns a naturalized citizen who was deported after lying on her naturalization application.
President Donald Trump has let linger -- for six weeks -- his suggestion that conversations inside the Oval Office may be recorded. But all indications, including inquiries to top government officials and government agencies tasked with tracking White House information and infrastructure, point to no such official recording system existing.
Republican Sen. Roy Blunt, the vice chair of the Senate Republican Conference, said Thursday that Senate Republicans had "no reason" to spend a lot time working with Democrats on health care because they shut themselves out of the process.
Jon Ossoff's defeat in Georgia's special House election -- an election Democrats hoped would have been a referendum on President Donald Trump -- has renewed some soul searching among its members.
A small group of House Democrats are publicly saying it's time for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to step aside as the face of the party ahead of the 2018 midterms following Tuesday night's disappointing loss in a special election for a Georgia House seat.
