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Donald Trump describes himself as “flexible.” A senior aide says the president does not flip-flop, but changes his mind because he is “not doctrinal” like previous occupants of the Oval Office.
“There is no doubt that this is already a victory for the ages,” Ossoff said in a speech to supporters on election night.
into the 18-person jungle primary, and more money is on the way, with both parties now uniting behind their candidates in a special election that’s viewed as their first real political test of President Donald
President Donald Trump, very much still in campaign mode, vowed in his inaugural address to use his new powers to turn the country inward and “rebuild” America, telling his countrymen and the world he
In addition to typical absences, roughly 70 Democrats decided to skip the inaugural ceremonies this year to protest President-elect Donald Trump’s disrespect of civil rights leader Rep.
“There is no excuse,” White House Press Secretary-designee Sean Spicer said, for what he dubbed “delay tactics” by Senate Democrats on some of President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet selections.
Twenty-four of the 34 local groups chosen to perform at Donald Trump’s inaugural parade later this month come from counties the president-elect won, a Roll Call analysis found.
John McCain reads the headlines announcing Donald Trump’s delegate count victory at the Republican convention as he rides the train to the Grand Canyon out of Williams, Ariz. (Daniel A.
President-elect Donald Trump has recommended Michigan Republican Party Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel to lead the national party, as a kind of reward for helping the GOP carry Michigan in the presidential
In his election night victory speech, McCain called himself “the luckiest guy I know” and thanked his constituents for electing him to what he insinuated might be his final term.
The popular former three-term Democratic senator looked like a shoo-in for victory from the moment he entered the race last May.
Now that Donald Trump has proved the Washington establishment wrong by winning the presidential election, his next hurdle will be getting the Congress he railed against to go along with the often scattershot
that gave a new breed of confrontational conservative decisive sway on Capitol Hill starting six years ago, and now the extraordinary triumph of the infuriated outsider personified with the election of Donald
Less than 12 hours after Donald Trump shocked the world by becoming president-elect, outgoing President Barack Obama said he is “rooting” for the former reality television’s star “success” in the Oval
Hillary Clinton conceded the election to President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday in New York.
More than 50 million Americans on Tuesday issued a scathing rebuke of President Barack Obama and his legacy, major parts of which will soon be erased by President-elect Donald Trump and a Republican-run
Republicans to revoke their support for Trump after a 2005 video showed Trump boasting about groping women.
Donald Trump’s new proposals to overhaul government ethics and lobbying regulations aim to boost the Republican presidential candidate with voters — but are unlikely to become law.
Of all Donald Trump’s heresies as a GOP presidential candidate, perhaps his biggest split with Republican orthodoxy has come on the issue of the debt.
In Donald Trump, they’d have a true Washington outsider seeking to upend the way of doing business in the capital.