OAN NewsroomPresident Trump is touting his administration’s move to stop granting sanction waivers to countries still making oil deals with Iran.
On Twitter Monday, the president said Saudi
OAN Newsroom“We’ve achieved the largest decline in drug prices in 46-years, prescription drugs, and I’m asking Congress to work with me to make prescription drugs affordable for every American family. We just got the largest decrease in drug prices — think about that.”
— President Trump
OAN NewsroomMichael Cohen’s attorney is pushing unfounded allegations regarding the president and his family.
On Monday, Lanny Davis told The Hill he thinks Donald Trump Jr. should be indicted. He said Don Jr. signed a check that was later used to repay Cohen. Davis claimed the check reimbursed Cohen for payments made to Stormy Daniels in exchange for
OAN NewsroomPresident Trump urges lawmakers to take action, in regards to our nation’s immigration system. In a tweet Monday, the president said “Democrats working with Republicans in Congress” could potentially “fix the asylum and other loopholes quickly.”
OAN NewsroomRepresentative Devin Nunes is pointing to a report that connects dark money to the group behind the anti-Trump dossier.
In a Sunday tweet, Nunes encouraged people to read the Daily Caller investigation, which claims a California dark money group gave two million dollars to another organization that contracted with
OAN NewsroomWhite House Economic Adviser Larry Kudlow touts major progress in the ongoing trade talks with China.
In an interview on Sunday, Kudlow said a sweeping trade agreement with China could be finalized by April.
He added the upcoming agreement is aimed at protecting American jobs in the agricultural and manufacturing sectors by making trade with China fair and reciprocal.
OAN NewsroomPresident Trump is expressing concern over reports North Korea may be rebuilding its nuclear sites.
While speaking at the White House, the president said the U.S. is closely monitoring the situation and he would very disappointed in Kim Jong-un if the reports are true.
OAN NewsroomHomeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen is defending President Trump’s declaration of a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border.
While speaking before the House Homeland Security Committee Wednesday, Nielsen said the situation at the border is “not a manufactured crisis.” She argued that “no rational person would design
Democrat Senator Chris Coons addresses remarks by former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe about removing President Trump from office.
In a Face The Nation interview on Sunday, Coons said McCabe’s remarks about invoking the 25th amendment are problematic and should be looked in to.
OAN NewsroomPresident Trump said the U.S. is confronting a crisis at home, while declaring a national emergency over the issues at the border.
During a speech at the White House Friday, the president said