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A Justice Department attorney defending the administration compared Trump’s social media posts to Franklin D.
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“DCA is already stretched to its limit, we do not need an obstacle taking up space in our flight path,” the union president said.
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Turning Point USA’s Arizona state PAC has dropped more than $18 million on media buys to boost Arizona’s Republican gubernatorial candidate.
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President Donald Trump said the children with the new federal investment accounts "are now, and they will be in the future, extremely rich," and are "going to be riding the markets."
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Bernadette Greene-Placentia told the Phoenix New Times she initially did not want to report the attack because she was “embarrassed” and wanted to “forget it happened.”
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Republican leaders are shifting resources to Kansas to help Sen.
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(Silas Stein/Picture-Alliance/dpa via AP) Three more political action committees have experienced incidents of fraud, becoming the latest victims in a series of recent thefts, embezzlements and bogus purchases afflicting federal political groups.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser submitted two bills to the council last month dealing with Poplar Point.
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The judge ordered ICE to explain what disciplinary procedures it would hand down to the agents.
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“Here in Michigan we know Canada is not our enemy,” Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers said in a new ad.
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Donald Trump is descending on Texas for the fourth time in six weeks — this time to San Antonio.
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President Donald Trump has faced bipartisan backlash for the ads, which glorify him and echo his campaign pitch.
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White House deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino valued his Trump Media & Technology Group stock holding at between $1 million and $5 million.
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The USS Abraham Lincoln spent 265 days without a port call.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin said the agency had heard from energy producers that the methane standards were unworkable and holding back progress.
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Impoundments are illegal under a law passed in the aftermath of the Watergate scandal that further institutionalized the separation of powers.
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Consumer advocacy groups warn the proposed change could trigger a surge of unwanted, partisan and potentially misleading automated calls in the critical final days of the election.
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(Angelina Katsanis/POLITICO via AP) If you bought concessions at Capital One Arena last year, you could be entitled to a share of a $4.5 million settlement over a tucked-away “venue fee.”
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Emergency repairs restored flow to the busted section of pipe in March, but work continues on a larger project to rehabilitate the 54-mile sewer line.
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The Trump administration has been active in recent weeks in reaching out to farmers.
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The decision is the latest development in a lawsuit filed by Rep.
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James Blair, left, and Chris LaCivita traveled to Republika Srpska, the Serb-dominated region of Bosnia-Herzegovina, shortly before its elections on Sunday to advise the government on voting-related matters, according to The New York Times.
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“We encourage Russia to be transparent and share more information with the world so that we can react accordingly and appropriately,” said Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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Clinton announced the endorsement on Tuesday, her first midterm endorsement for a House or Senate candidate.
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Donald Trump listens to the Palm Beach Central High School Band as they commemorate his 2017 arrival at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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An aerial view of Kadena Air Force Base in Okinawa, Japan.
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“It’s the war, it’s gas prices, it’s diesel,” Paxton said in the audio reported by Axios.
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“We are sort of the last place right now that people want to do a deal,” said Kimberly Driggins, the chief executive officer of the Washington Housing Conservancy.
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Commanders edge rusher Odafe Oweh recorded a sack, forced fumble and fumble recovery on the same play against Colts quarterback Daniel Jones during Sunday's game.
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A campaign sign for Troy Jackson.
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Texas state Sen.
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Free performances of the puppet show "Tillie the Terrible Swede" are among the highlights when the Swedish Embassy hosts its annual Family Day on Saturday.
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Rep.
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Claire Yonly scored two goals in Bethesda-Chevy Chase’s 4-0 win over Whitman last week.
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The chief adviser on the Middle East for President Joe Biden, right with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, suggested last weekend that Israel should conduct an inquiry into the circumstances around the Oct. 7 attack.
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Two of the programs caught in the cuts were created in the late 60s and early 70s to educate migrant seasonal farmworkers and their families.
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Republican Sen.
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Sen.
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In a Time magazine interview, President Donald Trump declined to rule out demolishing the Kennedy Center if his name isn’t added to it, with or without congressional approval.
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The Anacostia Recreation Center's basketball court is pictured earlier this year.
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The Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy sat empty for much of Trump’s first year back in office.
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As part of his trip, Murphy hoped to visit Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, the largest U.S.
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A top Senate Democratic super PAC removed about $1.1 million in broadcast ad reservations in North Carolina after Republicans retreated last week.
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Democrats and some Republicans were quick to decry Trump's statement as an invitation for Iran to attack cities in the country’s biggest blue state.
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The FBI arrested a man accused of sending a death threat to Rep.
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The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was surrounded by police tape earlier this year after President Donald Trump accused several people of vandalizing the landmark.
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The change means migrant children will not have an independent representative to advocate for them who doesn't have a conflict of interest.
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Vice Admiral Robert M.
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Another federal judge declined to block the department from firing three other staff members last month.
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(mpi34/MediaPunch/IPx) The Sphere entertainment venue planned for Prince George’s County will move forward without guaranteed jobs for unionized construction workers despite calls to require the New York-based developers to employ local unions.