There was fire and fury in the Oval Office as President Trump clashed with Democrat leadership over border security.
At the White House Tuesday, President Trump argued with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Nancy Pelosi over getting votes for the border wall funding.
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy is demanding answers over claims that tech giants are censoring conservative voices.
During the CEO of Google’s testimony Tuesday, McCarthy claimed 90-percent of all internet searches go through
Congress appears to have reached a compromise on a new Farm Bill in an effort to garner bipartisan support. The compromise bill — released Monday — does not include the strict work requirements for food stamps passed under the House bill earlier this year.
President Trump is touting the newly built segments of the border wall for helping stop the recent migrant caravans.
In a tweet Tuesday, the president said despite the large caravans forming and heading to the U.S., migrants
Democrats have nominated Congresswoman Maxine Waters to be chairwoman of the House Committee on Financial Services.
Following the announcement Monday, Waters said a top priority for the committee will be to conduct oversight on the Trump administration.
Senator Rand Paul is putting pressure on his colleagues to bring a criminal justice reform bill to a floor vote.
While speaking at the Louisville Urban League on Monday, Senator Paul voiced his support for the ‘First Step Act.’Sen. Rand Paul speaks with people at the Louisville Urban League on Monday, Dec. 10, 2018, after making another
A bipartisan group of lawmakers are, once again, trying to force a vote to revoke U.S. aid in the conflict in Yemen.
According to The Hill Monday, Democrat Representative Ro Khanna is reintroducing the War Powers Resolution. The measure would remove U.S. forces from Yemen, with an
China is threatening to take aggressive action against Canada if the country fails to release Huawei’s CFO from custody and obeys a U.S. extradition request.
“For Canada, if they do not correctly handle this matter there will be serious consequences. You asked, what kind of serious consequences would these be? I can tell you in one sentence – it is totally up to Canada.” — Lu Kang, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman
UPDATED 11:49 AM PT — Monday, Dec. 10, 2018Former FBI Director James Comey speaks to reporters after testifying under subpoena behind closed doors before the House Judiciary and Oversight Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, Friday, Dec. 7, 2018. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)
The Treasury Department has issued sanctions on three senior North Korean government officials in an effort to crackdown on the regime’s ongoing human rights abuses and censorship.