Politics · 114th Congress
Obama to Make Farewell Speech Next Week
The White House did not announce a specific time for the speech, which will come 10 days before Donald Trump, is sworn in.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Obama’s Russia Sanctions Put Trump, Hill GOP on Collision Course
The White House on Thursday revealed a set of economic sanctions and other penalties intended to squeeze Russian leaders for backing and — as Obama administration officials have acknowledged — being
Politics · 114th Congress
The Obama Legacy: 2008 Supporters Say They’re Better Off Today
In the face of stubbornly high unemployment, he enlisted the help of former President Bill Clinton and investment guru Warren Buffet, among others, to fight GOP criticism that his administration was slowing
Opinion · 114th Congress
Too Many Trumps at the Table
When Bill and Hillary Clinton moved into the White House in 1993, the newly installed first couple was nearly destroyed for making an offer they thought America could not refuse — a two-for-one special
Policy · 114th Congress
Trump’s Dispute With CIA Puts Pompeo in a Bind
[White House Only Probing Russian Hacking Because Clinton Lost, Trump Says] “It’s up to Trump then to decide whether that approach merits trust.
Politics · 114th Congress
Poll: Less Than Half Approve of Trump Transition So Far
The Gallup poll showed 48 percent of those surveyed approve of how Trump is handling his transition into the White House.
Politics · 114th Congress
Inside Man: Pence Emerging as ‘the Key’ to Trump’s Agenda
A preview of how the Trump White House may operate came on the evening of Dec. 5.
Politics · 114th Congress
Immigration, Obamacare Repeal Seen Headlining Trump’s First 100 Days
And during a recent reception at the White House, a senior Obama administration official responded with a nervous shrug when asked about winter in Washington under a fledgling Trump administration.
Politics · 114th Congress
K Street Eyes Outgoing Lawmakers for Jobs
Randy Forbes of Virginia would fit that bill should he go into the private sector.
Politics · 114th Congress
Are We Witnessing the Birth of a New Democratic Party?
“When you lose the White House to the least popular candidate in the history of America, when you lose the Senate, when you lose the House and when two-thirds of governors in this country are Republican
Policy · 114th Congress
Schumer Says Obama Should Protect DREAMers if Trump Won’t
Asked about Schumer’s view, a White House official said that clemency is not an option for granting legal status to undocumented immigrants.
Politics · 114th Congress
Millennials Ditching Party ID, Post-Election Analysis Shows
[Clinton Urges Supporters to ‘Never, Ever Give Up’] The findings showed that younger white men voted for Trump in larger numbers than younger white women, and young white males outnumbered young
Politics · 114th Congress
Who’s Left to Fill Out Trump’s Cabinet?
Brown, an early Trump backer, served for more than 30 years in the Army Reserve and served on the Veterans Affairs and Armed Services committees.
Politics · 114th Congress
Senate Democrats’ Challenge in 2018: The White Working Class
Bill Nelson of Florida and Claire McCaskill of Missouri — won four years ago thanks to weak Republican nominees (McCaskill defeated former Republican Rep.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Jeff Sessions Is Unfit for the Cabinet
His confirmation would reinforce Trump’s appointment of white nationalist Steve Bannon to the top strategist’s role at the White House.
Politics · 114th Congress
Campaign Finance Laws Poised for Rollback Under Trump
Had voters elected Democrat Hillary Clinton, they believed she would have ushered in new requirements for political disclosures.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
New Kids on the Block
She has previously served in the State Department during her father’s time in the White House, and was a Fox News commentator. Cheney replaces retiring Rep. M.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Pulls Off Stunning Upset
A conciliatory Trump urged the American people, including his supporters, to thank Clinton for her years of public service.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Case for a Clinton Presidency
Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all needed on-the-job training — time to find their way around the West Wing, the Capitol and international capitals.