The White House has announced that President Trump will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland later this month. The forum is an elite meeting of the world’s most powerful political and economic leaders.
US presidents typically don’t …
Continue ReadingThe former Sheriff of Maricopa Country, Arizona, Joe Arpaio declared his candidacy for US Senate today. The Sheriff is best known for his hardline stance on immigration and controversial practices employed in correctional facilities in his jurisdiction.
In an …
Continue ReadingThe Congressional Budget Office has drastically lowered the cost estimate for funding the Children’s Health Insurance Program. The revised cost estimate makes it likely that lawmakers will find a solution to keeping the program funded going forward.
The program had …
Continue ReadingNorth Korea has agreed to send a delegation of athletes to the Olympic Winter Games to be held next month in Pyeongchang, South Korea. The decision was announced today after the two countries held their first face-to-face talks in over …
Continue ReadingUS Customs and Border Protection released new guidelines on the searching of electronic devices such as cell phones, tablets and computers last week. The searches, according to the CBP, can help detect evidence relating to terrorism and national security matters, …
Continue ReadingPresident Trump said that challengers to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s allies have “scattered” after the defeat of grassroots candidate Roy Moore in Alabama. The comment came in response to a question about whether the president would be …
Continue ReadingPresident Trump told the American Farm Bureau Federation’s annual convention that he has signed two executive orders expanding the reach of broadband internet access and to support broadband tower facilities in rural America on Monday. “Those towers are going to …
Continue ReadingThe US broke a record last year in terms of damage caused by weather related disasters. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said that the US had 16 disasters that each exceeded a billion in damage. That tied …
Continue ReadingThe Supreme Court has refused to hear two cases challenging a law in Mississippi that allows businesses and government employees to deny service to LGBT persons based on religious beliefs. The refusal of the Court to hear the cases means …
Continue ReadingBillionaire Democratic megadonor Tom Steyer has announced that he will not be running for office, but will be spending up to $30 million of his own money on an effort to help Democrats recapture control of the House of Representatives…
Continue ReadingThe Trump administration has ended a protected status program for immigrants from El Salvador that began in 2001 after a pair of catastrophic earthquakes struck that country. Nearly 200,000 Salvadorians have been living in the US since 2001. After the …
Continue ReadingPreparations have begun for the president to be interviewed by the special counsel looking into the Russia-hacking affair. According to sources, the president’s legal team has been discussing a range of options with FBI investigators in anticipation of Robert Mueller, …
Continue ReadingWikiLeaks has posted the full text of Michael Wolff’s new book, Fire and Fury, which is highly critical of the president. The website’s official account tweeted a link to the book with the words: “Full PDF.”
The link was posted …
Continue ReadingBeleaguered former Trump strategist Steve Bannon offered a conciliatory note for recent comments disparaging President Trump’s son made in a newly released book.
“Donald Trump, Jr. is both a patriot and a good man. He has been relentless in his …
Continue ReadingHouse Intelligence Committee Ranking Member, Democrat Adam Schiff, accused the recent opening of a FBI investigation into the Clinton Foundation of being politically motivated. “If they are investigating Hillary Clinton, it doesn’t take a genius…to see why,” Schiff said on …
Continue ReadingFire and Fury author, Michael Wolff, describes why he believes he was granted unfettered access to President Trump’s White House while researching his book: “I literally think you go in there and say, ‘I’m writing a book,’ and they go, …
Continue ReadingSimona Mangiante described the first day she spent working for Joseph Mifsud, the London professor who, in the spring of 2016, told Trump campaign staffer, George Papadopoulos, that the Russian government had dirt on Hillary Clinton in the form of …
Continue Reading