Sen. Cory A. Booker of New Jersey on Thursday pushed back against Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s idea to tax the wealthy, saying the bureaucratic hoops it would create are much too cumbersome.
Gordon Sondland, U.S. ambassador to the European Union, entered the House intelligence committee hearing on impeachment as the Democrats’ best hope of bringing the hammer to President Donald Trump’s head. He left atop a wave of presumption. In other words: The anticipated big bombsheller dropped a big nothingburger.
There are about 330 million Americans. According to the ratings, nearly 320 million of them aren’t watching the House impeachment proceedings against President Trump.
“Healthy Holly,” a children’s book series written by former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, was supposed to be a book about a young black girl who likes to exercise and eat nutritious food. Instead, it is the center of a spoiled scheme.
For four years, hundreds of witnesses, 69 defendants and almost 400 days of testimony and motions have riveted Greeks as no other trial in recent memory. It has become near daily fodder for local news media, social networks and cafe chat.
One of Africa’s most urgent ecological crises has nothing to do with rhinos or mountain gorillas and is taking place far the continent’s fabled savannas and mountain rain forests.
They didn’t turn green or gain super strength, but House Republicans were plenty outraged over the Democratic decision to call a hearing Tuesday featuring Incredible Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo showcasing his latest movie.
The Trump administration and House Democrats are clashing on another foreign policy front, with the fate of a landmark international treaty that allows U.S. intelligence flights over Russia hanging in the balance.
The FBI has “significant weaknesses” in its human confidential-source program, which could compromise criminal and intelligence investigations, the Justice Department inspector general said in a scathing report Tuesday.
Efforts to postpone a government shutdown have stalled in the Senate, where an anticipated vote on a stopgap spending resolution was not held Wednesday.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana on Wednesday made the case that his Medicare opt-in proposal would help unify the country without the "divisive" step of ordering people to accept government-run insurance.
Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden said the Medicare-for-All push is doomed to fail and that American voters should be given a choice when it comes to purchasing health insurance.
Sen. Bernard Sanders said at Wednesday's Democratic presidential debate that while President Trump is likely the most corrupt U.S. president in modern history, Democrats will lose if they direct too much of their focus at him.
"Tonight is going to be a perfect night for growth," Scott Brooks said. As it turned out, he was right. The Washington Wizards rallied in the second half to knock off the Spurs.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts on Wednesday defended her far-left vision for the nation, saying in the fifth Democratic presidential debate her "wealth tax" will unite, rather than divide, the country.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said Wednesday Gordon Sondland was appointed as the U.S. ambassador to the European Union because he cut a $1 million check to President Trump -- and that's wrong.
Gov. Steve Bullock of Montana missed the cut for the fifth Democratic presidential debate but didn't miss the chance to attack his rivals for espousing "pie in the sky ideas" before they took the stage here for the high-profile showdown in Atlanta.
Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper's downhill coast to the Democratic Senate nomination may have just hit a mogul.
The Washington Redskins have many weaknesses as an organization and, presumably, some strengths, too. But you won't find "good judgment" on the latter list. Now the ineptness has touched a tragedy involving Montae Nicholson.
Testimony from U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland Wednesday describing President Trump's quid pro quo deal with Ukraine all but guaranteed that House Democrats will draw up articles of impeachment, though the fate of the Trump presidency was far from sealed as Republicans rallied to his defense.
More than two-thirds of Americans hold generally favorable views of religious liberty, according to an index tracking one of the nation's oldest civil rights.
Fifteen months after President Trump's diplomatic outreach to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, the U.S. has yet to see "meaningful or verifiable" evidence that Pyongyang has begun to scale back its nuclear weapons program, the State Department's point man on talks with North Korea told Congress on Wednesday.
There are about 330 million Americans. According to the ratings, nearly 320 million of them aren't watching the House impeachment proceedings against President Trump.
The Trump administration has been advancing an "America First" platform, with a focus on immigration, trade and economic development. Now three years in, the results have been positive for the country.
The Washington Redskins finished Sunday's game with 11 penalties, after only picking up a total of seven over its previous two games combined. An issue with discipline that appeared to be improving cropped up again, and it threatens to be a problem for the rest of this lost season.
"Healthy Holly," a children's book series written by former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, was supposed to be a book about a young black girl who likes to exercise and eat nutritious food. Instead, it is the center of a spoiled scheme.
That's a shame. America's TV networks went and shook up their normal schedules to accommodate the House impeachment hearings against President Trump — no doubt expecting blockbuster accounts and breathless moments, which would surely force him out of office.
House Republicans moved Wednesday to subpoena the whistleblower and former Vice President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, in the Democrats' impeachment inquiry for closed-door testimony, according to a letter sent to Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff.
Laura Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of defense, told lawmakers Wednesday night Ukrainians may have been aware of the hold on security assistance during the July 25th Trump-Zelensky phone call that launched House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
