By Joe Saunders
While many Americans were learning about former special counsel Robert Mueller’s appearances before Congress on Wednesday when they could get a break from work, the staff of the White House was riveted for the proceedings from the beginning.
By Joe Saunders
For former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy, the biggest loser from former special counsel Robert Mueller’s appearances on Capitol Hill on Wednesday might have been Mueller’s probe itself.
Mueller’s demeanor, and evident
By Joe Setyon
The Mission of The NAACP is clear. Delegates to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s convention in Detroit voted unanimously Tuesday to call for impeachment proceedings against
By Randy DeSoto
The Senate voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to confirm President Donald Trump’s pick for Secretary of Defense, Mark Esper.
— CSPAN (@cspan) July 23, 2019
“The Pentagon has been without a
By Joe Sanders
From the day the 116th Congress opened in January, Democrats have used their committee powers in a multi-front legal war on President Donald Trump.
On Tuesday, Trump fought back with
OAN NewsroomHouse Judiciary Committee chairman Jerry Nadler is taking aim at the Department of Justice for instructing former special counsel Robert Mueller to adhere to the bounds of his public report in his upcoming testimony.
During an interview Tuesday, the Democrat
By Joe Setyon
Zach Gibson / Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump speaks during a Keep America Great rally on July 17, 2019 in Greenville, North Carolina. (Zach Gibson / Getty Images)
Flipping the script on the establishment media’s narrative, President Donald Trump on Thursday disavowed a phrase his supporters chanted during his rally the previous night in North Carolina.
As Trump was speaking about Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota — one of four members of the so-called progressive “squad” the
By Joe Setyon
President Donald Trump shared a touching moment Thursday with a Special Olympics athlete who was visiting the White House, according to a report.
The president, along with first lady
President Donald Trump on Wednesday took a subtle shot at the so-called progressive “Squad” of lawmakers who have accused him in recent days of racism.
And he did so in such a way that emphasized what truly matters in America — that we are all one nation under God.
The president has been feuding this week with “the Squad,” which consists of four progressive freshman lawmakers: Reps. Alexandria
President Donald Trump is honoring the late former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, despite Stevens having criticized the president as recently as May of this year.
News broke Tuesday evening that Stevens, who served on the Supreme Court from 1975 until 2010, had died at the age of 99 one day after suffering a stroke, according to USA Today.