Conservative lawmakers emerged from a meeting with Vice President Mike Pence Wednesday optimistic he may be willing to move the House's bill to repeal and replace Obamacare in their direction.
For almost two months, immigration advocates have consistently argued that President Donald Trump's call for a "complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" during the campaign shows his travel ban executive orders are motivated by religious animus, but the Justice Department told a federal judge in Maryland on Wednesday that none of those statements count.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Wednesday "there is a great deal of skepticism" in the Democratic caucus about the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the United States Supreme Court but declined to predict if Democrats would block Gorsuch with a filibuster.
It's been three days since Snoop Dogg released his music video for "Lavender," in which a clown President Trump lookalike has a gun that shoots a flag reading "BANG" pulled on him. This morning Trump finally responded:
President Donald Trump's original pick for deputy national security adviser is now lobbying for a Ukrainian businessman who once advocated that Kiev acquiesce to Moscow's annexation of Crimea.
Trump administration officials acknowledged to Republican senators at a White House meeting Tuesday that the House bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act is in serious jeopardy.
Hispanic business leaders will be at the White House for meetings Thursday, with topics ranging from trade, to immigration, to health care, to women's issues.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Wednesday he never gave President Donald Trump any reason to believe the GOP candidate had been wiretapped by the Obama administration during the campaign.
The Marine Corps is expected to issue new social media guidelines Wednesday after recent revelations that nude pictures of female Marines had been posted online without their permission, according to a US defense official.
David Cay Johnston, the journalist who revealed President Donald Trump's 2005 tax returns, said he doesn't know who supplied the documents and it was at least possible the White House was behind the release.
The White House said Tuesday President Donald Trump earned more than a $150 million in income and paid $38 million in taxes in 2005 even after taking into account large scale depreciation for construction.
Democratic operatives and lawmakers who once would have rejoiced at the release of President Donald Trump's taxes reacted to the publication of his 2005 tax return by urging their colleagues not to get distracted from the Republican health care plan.
Democrats, armed with new numbers outlining the millions of Americans expected to be uninsured if the Republican health care plan goes into effect, are finally back on offense.
Despite being a fierce opponent of President Donald Trump, Jurnee Smollett-Bell remains hopeful during his presidency because the "spirit of revolution" brings change.
President Donald Trump's new travel ban is scheduled to go into effect Thursday, but several federal judges across the country may decide its legal fate just hours before midnight.
A devastating analysis from the Congressional Budget Office on the House GOP bill to repeal Obamacare has rattled moderates Republicans in the House, who are uneasy about the prospects of voting for a proposal that increasingly appears dead on arrival in the Senate.
Hope is not lost for an immigration reform compromise under President Donald Trump -- at least for a group of moderates in Congress who are looking to be ready in case a thaw emerges.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson begins his first official trip to Asia Tuesday aiming to propose a new approach to the North Korean nuclear threat and to cope with Chinese anger about US attempts to protect allies from Pyongyang.
