President Trump said Thursday night that Senate Democrats are "looking like fools" with angry antics to oppose Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh, and predicted their performance will backfire on some presidential hopefuls in 2020. Published September 6, 2018
The Obama-era Consumer Financial Protection Bureau faced a legal challenge at the Supreme Court on Thursday to its singe-director format, a setup that Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh has consistently ruled against for placing too much power in the hands of one unaccountable bureaucrat. Published September 6, 2018
First lady Melania gave a rare outspoken criticism Thursday by calling out the White House official who attacked President Trump anonymously in print, accusing the person of subversion. Published September 6, 2018
The number of people filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell in late August to the lowest level in nearly 50 years, the government reported Thursday. Published September 6, 2018
Denials are pouring out from top members of the Trump administration on Thursday as they reject responsibility for the anonymous New York Times op-ed published Wednesday afternoon. Published September 6, 2018
President Trump excoriated as "gutless" an anonymous senior administration official who wrote an opinion column in The New York Times on Wednesday saying that many of the president's advisers are deliberately conspiring in a resistance within the government to thwart the president's agenda and save the nation from "his worst inclinations." Published September 5, 2018
A Trump administration official penned an anonymous essay in The New York Times Wednesday claiming that many senior advisers to President Trump are deliberately taking part in a resistance within the government "to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations." Published September 5, 2018
President Trump pushed back for a second straight day Wednesday against a new book portraying the White House as dysfunctional, calling journalist Bob Woodward's book "a work of fiction." Published September 5, 2018
President Trump said Wednesday that opponents are "grasping at straws" in their efforts to block the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh, even to the point of releasing a new book critical of the president as a distraction. Published September 5, 2018
Wages for U.S. workers are improving more than the government is reporting due to flawed measures of inflation, the White House said Wednesday. Published September 5, 2018
President Trump called on Congress Wednesday to approve work requirements for people receiving food stamps, as part of a massive farm bill that lawmakers are negotiating. Published September 5, 2018
President Trump and White House allies expressed confidence Tuesday that Senate Democrats' partisan temper-tantrum antics in the stormy confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh will backfire with most of the public. Published September 4, 2018
President Trump slammed Senate Democrats Tuesday for their rough handling of Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh, calling their antics "despicable." Published September 4, 2018
As Senate Democrats tried a variety of tactics Tuesday to delay the confirmation hearing of Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, the White House was keeping score. Published September 4, 2018
A new book about the Trump White House portrays top aides such as Defense Secretary James N. Mattis and White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly criticizing President Trump behind his back as incompetent and attorney John Dowd warning the president that he would end up in "an orange jumpsuit" if he testified in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation. Published September 4, 2018
Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing quickly devolved into a farce Tuesday morning with screeching protesters and Democrats demanding the committee be shut down immediately. Published September 4, 2018
Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh will tell the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday that he will be a "team player" if confirmed for the high court. Published September 4, 2018
President Trump signaled Monday that he's still reconsidering his announcement to freeze pay for more than 2 million federal civilian workers, after hearing objections from Republican candidates in Virginia, a state with a large population of federal employees. Published September 3, 2018
President Trump called attention Saturday to a new revelation about the federal probe of his 2016 campaign, noting that a secret federal court held no hearings before granting surveillance warrants. Published September 1, 2018
President Trump told Congress Saturday not to "interfere" with his NAFTA negotiations or he'll cancel outright the revised free-trade deal with Mexico, an agreement that could leave out Canada. Published September 1, 2018
