Month: August 2017

President Trump on Friday signed into law the Wounded Officers Recovery Act, allowing the U.S. Capitol Police Memorial Fund to provide financial assistance to Capitol…

FRANKLIN, Wis. (AP) – House Speaker Paul Ryan says leaking classified information is concerning and “can often compromise national security,” but added that journalists aren’t…

ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) – One of two Hispanic teens who entered the country illegally and were later charged with raping a 14-year-old girl in a…

NEW YORK (AP) – Debut novelist Yaa Gyasi and longtime author-activist Nancy Mercado are among this year’s winners of American Book Awards for contributions to…

President Trump announced Thursday night his intention to appoint a new round of 10 federal judges, the sixth group of judicial nominees since he took…

Republicans haven’t scored a marquee legislative win for President Trump, but as they prepare to leave Capitol Hill for their summer vacation, they insist they…

Liberals are launching a campaign to demonize and delegitimize one of President Trump’s key policy initiatives for purely partisan ends. No sooner had Republican Sens.…

At a campaign rally with President Trump in West Virginia, the state’s Democratic governor announced that he was switching to the Republican Party. Gov. Jim…

The health care clash continues, pitting Republican against Democrat. A third combatant has entered the fray, however: The Libertarians now are weighing in on the…

Whether or not President Trump really called the White House “a dump,” he would not be alone with that view. The Executive Mansion is 217…