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Nadler Nabs Tens of Thousands of Trump Docs
The Judiciary Committee chairman said he’s received tens of thousands of documents relating to his committee’s probe of the president from “a large number of recipients.”
Lisa Hagen March 19, 2019
Senate Rejects Trump’s Emergency Declaration
The vote amounts to a sharp rebuke of the president, though lawmakers are not expected to have enough votes to override a threatened veto.
Susan Milligan March 14, 2019
Dems’ Bill Would Block Funds to Arm Teachers
The legislation comes after Education Secretary Betsy DeVos last year publicly considered whether school districts could use their federal dollars to pay for firearms and training.
Lauren Camera March 14, 2019
House Votes for Public Release of Mueller Report
House Democrats, joined by Republicans, passed a measure demanding that special counsel Robert Mueller’s report be made public.
Lisa Hagen March 14, 2019
Top Prosecutor Departing Mueller Team
Andrew Weissmann’s reported plan to depart the special counsel’s office is the latest signal that Mueller’s investigation is nearing its end.
Alan Neuhauser March 14, 2019
Beto O’Rourke Announces Run for President
The 46-year-old former Texas congressman is promising a positive campaign ‘at this moment of maximum peril.’
David Catanese March 14, 2019
House to Vote to Make Mueller Report Public
The non-binding resolution has bipartisan support and could add pressure to the Department of Justice to release the special counsel’s findings.
Lisa Hagen March 12, 2019
Trump Budget Going Nowhere on Capitol Hill
Congress has dismissed the spending plan as little more than political propaganda.
Susan Milligan March 11, 2019
WH Communications Director Bill Shine Resigns
The former Fox News executive’s role highlighted the cozy relationship the White House has with Fox News.
Lisa Hagen March 8, 2019
