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[jwp-video n=”1″] [Trump demands Congress ‘amend’ massive spending package] Pelosi tweeted that the House could pass a bill boosting the checks’ size to $2,000 by unanimous consent on Christmas
That’s in accordance with long-standing Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster relief rules under the Stafford Act, since FEMA’s main disaster fund is the source of federal cash for the new program
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to step into the legal fight over the House Judiciary Committee’s request to see the grand jury materials from former special counsel Robert
President Donald Trump on Wednesday invoked the possibility of taking the extraordinary act of forcing an adjournment of Congress in order to make recess appointments.
Neal first requested six years of Trump’s tax returns and six years of tax returns from eight Trump companies on April 3, 2019.
Such a retroactive review could put a damper on the “animal spirits” and associated stock market records Trump takes credit for.
House Rules ranking member Tom Cole, R-Okla., said Democrats’ articles of impeachment were based on “a purported quid-pro-quo that did not exist.”
President Donald Trump on Tuesday shrugged off an expected Wednesday House vote to impeach him, saying he is ready for a Senate trial that all but certainly will acquit him — even as he teed off on Speaker
ANALYSIS — President Donald Trump shifted from an aggressive and attacking offense on the first day of a NATO summit in London to a more defensive posture on its second and final day.
A federal judge on Monday ordered former White House Counsel Don McGahn to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on a subpoena, a ruling the Trump administration said it would appeal.
And another Trump lawsuit related to Mazars, one centered on congressional power to enforce subpoenas during impeachment or other oversight probes, will land at the Supreme Court on Friday, said Jay
That was President Donald Trump on Monday, resurfacing in public following one of the most turbulent weeks of his presidency — and perhaps the first when congressional Republicans really let their
[Trump on defense as impeachment gains support, Syria decision gets friendly fire] “As you know, you have designed and implemented your inquiry in a manner that violates fundamental fairness and
[Senate biofuel advocates want a piece of transportation bill] “The Trump Administration is revoking California’s Federal Waiver on emissions in order to produce far less expensive cars for the
Pelosi and Schumer wrote to Trump on Sunday, seeking his support for the bill already passed by the House to expand background checks, citing McConnell’s comments last month that the Senate was waiting
It would have been nice to know it back in 2017, but here’s how Mueller in his report describes the constraints he saw on what he could do: Justice Department rules prohibited indicting a sitting
The “big four” leaders of both parties on Capitol Hill met with top Trump administration officials in late May and appeared to have constructive talks, but since then there hasn’t been much movement.
It is also opposed by the first person Trump nominated to run the agency, George Nesterczuk.
The special counsel’s report plainly stated in that section that Trump very much tried on multiple occasions and through multiple aides to hinder, limit and even end the probe.
[Trump has been all over the place on ‘crazy’ Mueller report] So Rosenstein — who was leading the Justice Department investigation after Sessions recused himself because of his own contacts with