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.
John Kennedy of Louisiana defended President Donald Trump against charges of racism and described the so-called Democratic “squad” as the “Four Horsewomen of the Apocalypse.”
Kennedy told Fox News’ Tucker Carlson on Tuesday night that he thinks the American people are getting tired of charges of racism being leveled against Trump.
Democrats and the establishment media hurling accusations of racism at President Donald Trump is nothing new. The volume of accusations being hurled, however, may be unprecedented after the president’s weekend tweets at Minnesota Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar and her fellow squadmates.
The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a vote to drop a resolution to impeach President Donald Trump.
The move came after the House had passed a vote late July 16 “strongly condemning” Trump’s “racist tweets” against four Democratic politicians. Democratic Rep. Al Green sponsored a resolution calling for Trump’s impeachment.
OAN NewsroomThe White House is getting ready to roll out a new bill designed to overhaul the U.S. immigration system. Senior Adviser Jared Kushner unveiled parts of the proposal to high ranking cabinet members on Tuesday. According to reports, the plan is a more fleshed out version of the president’s “merit-based” immigration
OAN NewsroomThe Trump administration will no longer sell the F-35 fighter jet to Turkey now that it has begun receiving shipments of an advanced missile defense system from Russia. During his nomination hearing Tuesday before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Defense Secretary nominee Mark Esper described Turkey’s
OAN NewsroomFormer South Carolina governor and congressman Mark Sanford recently outlined his main focuses if he does intend to run for president. In an interview Wednesday, the Republican politician cited the economic well being and financial stability of the U.S. as his primary motivations if he does formally launch a campaign.
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By Emel Akin
WASHINGTON—Confidence about the U.S. economy has emboldened President Donald Trump to take a tougher stance on China, raising tariffs on May 10 to span $200 billion worth of Chinese imports. Trump in a May 13 series of tweets warned, “China will be hurt very badly if you don’t make a deal.”
By Janita Kan
Vice President Mike Pence told graduating students that the “freedom of religion is under assault” during a commencement speech he delivered at Liberty University on May 11, reminding them to hold on to their religious beliefs and to be prepared to face opposition for their faith