A federal judge rules against Jeff Sessions DOJ policy of withholding grant funding from so-called sanctuary cities.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks during a press conference Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2018, at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Columbus, Ohio, where he announced federal racketeering charges against 19 alleged gang members in Ohio in a conspiracy involving murder, attempted murder and drug trafficking. (Adam Cairns/The Columbus Dispatch via AP)
Roger Stone, a former top Trump campaign advisor, is calling on President Trump to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Roger Stone has long targeted the two as deep state swamp creatures and not not being on board with the Trump agenda.
At the ‘Mother of all Rallies’ event in Washington, D.C. over the weekend, Roger Stone said Sessions should “go back to Alabama” and that he was an “insubordinate hillbilly.” Such language is not unusual for Stone as he
The president is calling out fake news, over reports Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner pushed out former White House Counsel Don McGahn.
Continuing his morning correspondence on Twitter Thursday, the president said his daughter and son-in-law had nothing to do with McGahn’s departure.
In a series of tweets Friday, President Trump called out the attorney general, suggesting that he look into deleted emails, James Comey leaks, and
The president has had enough. It has become obvious that the so-called Mueller-Russian probe was based on false and misleading information sneakily provided to the FBI by Hillary Clinton campaign operatives. The lead investigator in the probe, Peter Strozk, was also the lead investigator that let Hillary Clinton off the hook for her breaches of national security and obstruction of justice.
Immediately after the Clinton investigation was closed, Peter Strzok conspired with other