Trump: 'Absolute no' on statehood for Puerto Rico
President Trump said Monday that statehood for Puerto Rico is an "absolute no" as long as critics, such as the mayor of San Juan, are in office. Published September 24, 2018
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Dallas police officer who killed man in his own apartment is fired
The Dallas police officer who shot a man in his own apartment was fired from her position Monday. Published September 24, 2018
Roger Stone may have tried to contact Julian Assange: Report
Former Trump campaign aide Roger Stone may have attempted to contact WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in the days leading up to the infamous DNC emails leak, ABC News reported Monday. Published September 24, 2018
Trump stands by Kavanaugh in light of new sexual misconduct allegations
President Trump stood by Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh Monday after new sexual misconduct allegations came out Sunday night against his Supreme Court nominee. Published September 24, 2018
Kellyanne Conway: The New York Times contradicts New Yorker allegations against Kavanaugh
The New Yorker's Jane Mayer and Ronan Farrow defended their reporting Monday morning about a second woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, while Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway pointed to a New York Times article to highlight issues with the story. Published September 24, 2018
Rob Goldstone details communications that set up Trump Tower meeting: Report
Rob Goldstone, the music producer who set up the Trump Tower meeting in June 2016, revealed details about the communications between the Russians and the Trump campaign that he shared with the special counsel investigation, NBC News reported Monday. Published September 24, 2018
Rihanna named as ambassador of Barbados
Music superstar Rihanna has been named as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary by the government of Barbados. Published September 21, 2018
Senate GOP gives counteroffer to Kavanaugh accuser for hearing
The Senate GOP reportedly has a counteroffer for Christine Blasey Ford's attorneys, who now have until the end of the day on Friday to finalize terms, according to a report from Politico. Published September 21, 2018
Democrats 'very purposefully' timed Kavanaugh allegations to 'Obstruct & Resist & Delay': Trump
President Trump accused Sen. Dianne Feinstein and other Democrats on Friday of "very purposefully" waiting to release allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh in order to derail his nomination. Published September 21, 2018
Trump met with DOJ to discuss concerns about declassification of Russia probe documents
President Trump announced Friday that he met with the Justice Department about their security concerns regarding his order to release sensitive documents, but emphasized that he still has overriding power to declassify "if it proves necessary." Published September 21, 2018
Rep. Anna Eshoo details how Christine Blasey Ford's allegations reached Congress
California Rep. Anna Eshoo, who was the first lawmaker approached with the allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh, detailed on Friday how Christine Blasey Ford's letter reached Sen. Dianne Feinstein. Published September 21, 2018
Senate unlikely to grant Christine Blasey Ford's request for Kavanaugh to testify first
The Senate Judiciary Committee is unlikely to grant Christine Blasey Ford's request to require Judge Brett Kavanaugh to testify first, a senior Senate staffer told The Washington Times Thursday night. Published September 21, 2018
Kellyanne Conway: Christine Blasey Ford's stipulations more like 'laundry list of demands'
Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway said Friday the conditions California professor Christine Blasey Ford wants in order to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee was more like a "laundry list of demands." Published September 21, 2018
Multiple stabbings at New York day care; babies injured: Report
Multiple stabbings left at least five people, including three infants, at a New York day care injured on Friday, according to a local news report. Published September 21, 2018
New York Archbishop Dolan launches internal investigation into abuse allegations
Archbishop of the New York Diocese Cardinal Timothy Dolan asked a former judge to conduct an independent investigation into abuse allegations within his own community of churches. Published September 20, 2018
Family of Kavanaugh accuser publishes letter of support
Family members of Christine Blasey Ford published a letter supporting her character Thursday, five days after she publicly detailed her allegations of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Published September 20, 2018
California Democrat makes light of threats to Sen. Susan Collins' staff: 'Boo hoo hoo'
Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell mocked Republican Sen. Susan Collins after she revealed her office received "pretty ugly" threats about her vote on Judge Brett Kavanaugh. Published September 20, 2018
Trump finds fault with latest spending bill: Where's the border wall funding?
President Trump called the latest spending bill "ridiculous" while complaining about border wall funding Thursday morning and demanded Republicans "finally get tough." Published September 20, 2018
Trump to OPEC: Lower oil prices now
President Trump demanded Thursday that the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries immediately work to lower oil prices. Published September 20, 2018
Chuck Grassley tells Christine Blasey Ford, Democrats to use scheduled hearing or lose opportunity
Republicans are ready to push ahead with a vote on Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh after becoming frustrated with his accuser, who has rebuffed numerous chances they have offered her to tell her story. Published September 19, 2018
