The president has long made clear that he’s only interested in representing his supporters, not the American people as a whole.
“Very fine people,” he might as well have said.
When the Justice Department and the Commerce Department announced on Tuesday that the case was closed on the Census’ citizenship question and the query would be...
Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan posted an incisive tirade against President Donald Trump and his administration on Saturday afternoon, becoming the first Republican lawmaker to call...
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), a member of the Judiciary Committee and a 2020 presidential candidate, followed up her noteworthy performance on Wednesday questioning Attorney General Bill...
When Special Counsel Robert Mueller pursued his investigation, he asked two key questions: Did President Donald Trump or his campaign conspire or coordinate with the Russian...
“This is a crisis of confidence, of credibility, and of integrity. Our nation is indeed at a crossroads."
She is actively telling a lie. When she is pressed on the lie, she doesn't correct herself, she doubles down.
It’s April, which means the deadline for all Americans to file their tax returns is fast approaching. President Donald Trump, however, is facing another, much more...
'Total Exoneration, Complete Vindication' Trump Falsely Claims
"He’ll be spending most of his time in a defensive crouch screaming via tweet that he is a victim, trying to simultaneously maintain the pretense that...
Democrats tell White House “we are now expanding our investigation” because their previous request just for basic information was ignored.
Trump had actually hired Joe diGenova, a well-known conspiracy theorist, but backtracked.
In a new in-depth report Tuesday on Trump’s efforts to intimidate and defame the investigators, The New York Times documented many new and revealing details of this...
“If he cannot make that simple demand...then his presidency is worthless.”
