Trump's Unbalanced Homeland Security Budget
The president prioritized border security and immigration enforcement in his blueprint, but it risks coming at the expense of other equally important priorities.
The Trump Administration: The First 100 Days
What the new president has in store for the United States and the world
Can Trumpism Last Without Minority Voters?
The president wants to convert the GOP into a “worker’s party” for voters of all races. But it may be too late.
Schiff: 'There Is More Than Circumstantial Evidence Now'
“There is evidence that … is very much worthy of investigation” of collusion between Trump’s campaign and Russia, the Democratic vice chair of the House intelligence committee tells Meet the Press Daily.
What Devin Nunes's Bombshell Does and Doesn't Say
The House intelligence committee chair, a Trump ally, muddied waters and gave comfort to the White House, but he provided no evidence of wrongdoing or support for Trump’s “wiretap” claims.
Conservatives Threaten to Sink Republican Health-Care Bill
With GOP leaders in need of votes, Trump reopened negotiations with the House Freedom Caucus to save the Obamacare repeal.
Gorsuch: Roe v. Wade Is the 'Law of the Land'
At Wednesday’s hearing, Democratic senators adopted a new strategy to press the Supreme Court nominee on abortion and campaign finance.
Trump's Former Campaign Chairman's Tight Ties to Putin
The White House is now trying to claim that Paul Manafort, who reportedly worked to further Vladimir Putin’s interests in the U.S. and overseas, was only a bit player in the president’s run for office.
Devin Nunes's Curiously Selective Memory
The chairman of the House intelligence committee, which is investigating Russia’s electoral interference, has made public statements so hard to believe that they verge on disqualifying.
Trump Brags That He Cost a Man His Livelihood
The president was cheered at a Kentucky rally for a politically correct attack on Colin Kaepernick.
Trump's Credibility Crisis Arrives
Warnings that the president’s cavalier disregard for truth would have real-world consequences were vindicated on Tuesday.