News - 2019
Jones Asks FEC To Probe Social Media Disinformation Campaigns That Helped Him
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01.10.19 | 8:04 am
Drip, Drip, Drip: Ex-Sanders Staffer Accuses Top Aide Of Sexual Assault
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01.10.19 | 8:20 am
Mnuchin Will Give Classified Briefing On Decision To Ease Sanctions On Putin Ally
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01.10.19 | 8:22 am
Trump Calls Out ‘Cryin’ Chuck’ For ‘Lie’: ‘I Politely Said Bye-Bye And Left, No Slamming!’
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01.10.19 | 8:31 am
Trump AG Pick Won’t Meet With Klobuchar, Blumenthal Before Confirmation
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01.10.19 | 8:41 am
Schiff: Hope Rosenstein ‘Stays And Fights’ To Ensure Mueller Report Not Buried
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01.10.19 | 8:46 am
Iowa State Senator Plans To Challenge Rep. Steve King In 2020 GOP Primary
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01.10.19 | 9:01 am
In this Tuesday, January 8, 2019 photo, father Roy Snipes, pastor of the La Lomita Chapel, shows Associated Press journalists the land on either side of the Rio Grande at the US-Mexico border on Tuesday January 8, 2019 in Mission, Texas. Portions of Father Snipes' church land in Mission could be seized by the federal government to construct additional border wall and fence lines. Rather than surrender their land to the federal government, some property owners on the Texas border are digging in to fight President Donald Trump's border wall. They are rejecting buyout offers and preparing to battle the administration in court. Trump is scheduled to travel to the border Thursday to make the case for his $5.7 billion wall. (AP Photo/John L. Mone) In this Tuesday, January 8, 2019 photo, father Roy Snipes, pastor of the La Lomita Chapel, shows Associated Press journalists the land on either side of the Rio Grande at the US-Mexico border on Tuesday January 8, 2019 in Mission, Texas. Portions of Father Snipes' church land in Mission could be seized by the federal government to construct additional border wall and fence lines. Rather than surrender their land to the federal government, some property owners on the Texas border are digging in to fight President Donald Trump's border wall. They are rejecting buyout offers and preparing to battle the administration in court. Trump is scheduled to travel to the border Thursday to make the case for his $5.7 billion wall. (AP Photo/John L. Mone)
Texas Border Landowners Vow To Reject Buyouts For Trump’s Wall
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01.10.19 | 9:35 am
Trump On Manafort Sharing Polling: ‘I Didn’t Know Anything About That’
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01.10.19 | 10:08 am
Trump Says He Will ‘Definitely’ Declare National Emergency If No Deal With Congress
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01.10.19 | 10:12 am