The criminal investigation into a land deal undertaken by Vermont’s now-defunct Burlington College when Jane Sanders, wife of Sen. Bernie Sanders, was college president, was reported Monday to have come to involve a grand jury.
Immigration hardliner Rep. Steve King (R-IA) penned an op-ed strongly in support of Jeff Sessions staying on as attorney general Friday, a day after his fellow conservatives Reps. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and Mark Meadows (R-NC) called on Sessions to resign.
On the heels of the accounts in Michael Wolff’s new book, Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, the New York Times reported a new raft of stories involving the early Trump administration’s handling of the Russia investigation.
When Breitbart News Executive Chairman Steve Bannon sat down for an interview in New York City with Keith Koffler, his biographer, Monday, the future of America’s relationship with the People’s Republic of China was a major topic.
Echelon Insights, a beltway research firm run by two former Republican election consultants, published an in-depth data analysis of the news stories different groups of Americans focused their attentions on in 2017.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, charged with implementing President Donald Trump’s economic nationalist trade agenda, has come under fire from some Republican senators, according to a Tuesday report from The Hill.
Sinclair Broadcasting Group, America’s largest television station owner, announced Friday that they will join a slew of other large U.S. companies in using the savings from the just-passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to give employees bonuses.
Vice, the Canadian counter-culture ‘zine turned left-wing TV and web media empire was hit by a scathing New York Times investigative report Saturday, citing “dozens” of current and former female employees to portray a “boy’s club” atmosphere.
Jorge Ramos, Univision anchor and open borders activist, is not enjoying his first year living in President Donald Trump’s America, as he explained to Spanish radio host Javier del Pino last week.
The State Department held a special press briefing Thursday with Brett McGurk, special presidential envoy for the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, and spokeswoman Heather Nauert. The focus was the 2017 successes against the Islamic State (ISIS).
Attorney General Jeff Sessions created a new “senior position” at the Department of Justice Wednesday, director of opioid enforcement and prevention efforts, to help combat what is now far and away the deadliest drug epidemic in American history.
Sen. Dean Heller (R-NV) was noncommittal when asked if he would continue to support Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) as majority leader on Nevada’s Kevin Wall radio show Thursday.
The final version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, passed Wednesday by the House and headed to President Donald Trump’s desk, will still allow illegal aliens to claim a lucrative child tax credit.
The Boeing Corporation, America’s largest aerospace company, tweeted Wednesday that the just passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will allow them to spend $300 million on “employee-related and charitable investment.”
Perhaps the most famous dynasty in American media will make its succession to the fifth generation this January after New York Times Chairman and Publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. announced his retirement from the latter role Thursday.
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein confirmed he has no cause to dismiss Special Counsel Robert Mueller in his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday.
Both Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders claimed Thursday that widespread rumors that Ryan will leave Congress after his current term ends are false.
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) may be on his way out of Congress after the end of this term.
Rep. Blake Farenthold (R-TX) will not seek re-election for a fifth term, announcing his decision Wednesday under pressure from a “harassment” settlement concerning no sexual contact but a propensity for lewd jokes and insults.
Kentucky State Rep. Dan Johnson is dead. Bullitt County Sheriff Donnie Tinnell described the death as a suicide to local station WDRB, apparently brought on by allegations he sexually assualted his daughter’s 17-year-old friend.
Calling his victory “historic,” former United States Attorney Doug Jones, a Democrat, addressed cheering supporters shortly after his close victory over Republican nominee Judge Roy Moore Tuesday in Birmingham, Alabama.
Sitting Republican Senators have been told to prepare for a closed door conference if Judge Roy Moore prevails in his bid for U.S. Senate
“What was this campaign about?” Stephen K. Bannon, Executive Chairman of Breitbart News asked Breitbart News Tonight guest Judge Roy Moore on the eve of the biggest election day in his public career and one that may define the future of the populist-nationalist movement.
Stephen K. Bannon cast Tuesday’s U.S. Senate election as a pivotal moment in the populist-nationalist movement, stressing that Judge Roy Moore’s victory would be a major blow to the forces trying to destroy President Donald Trump and his agenda.
An internal FBI email released Monday largely confirms what Attorney General Jeff Sessions said about why he did not include brief meetings with Russian Ambassador Sergei Kisylak while he was U.S. Senator.
Heidi Bond, who clerked for eminent Judge Alex Kozinski on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, is claiming the Judge acted strangely towards her, including showing her a pornographic image.
At his speech in Pensacola, Florida Friday, President Donald Trump celebrated his decision to take America out of negotiations for the so-called “Global Compact on Migration.”
A Big League Politics report claims Tim Miller, a Republican operative prominent in the “Never Trump” movement, helped pitch the Washington Post story in which the first allegations of sexual misconduct nearly 40 years ago were made against Alabama GOP senatorial nominee Roy Moore.
Donald “Don” Trump Jr., the president’s eldest son, unloaded on leftist celebrity lawyer Gloria Allred Friday, after it became clear her star client, Judge Roy Moore accuser Beverly Young Nelson, forged portions of her “proof” yearbook inscription.
The U.S. Census Bureau announced Thursday that the five highest-earning sub-state municipalities in the United States are all Washington, DC, suburbs.
The House Ethics Committee concluded its investigation of Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-CA) Thursday, clearing him of all misconduct when he revealed surveillance and “unmasking” of Donald Trump’s transition team.
Eight-term Arizona Republican Rep. Trent Franks will resign, the latest politician to end his career over past “inappropriate behavior” – according to his statement, conversations that “made certain individuals uncomfortable.”
Obama’s National Security Council leaked information about Erik Prince after they put him under “illegal” surveillance during a foreign trip, according to testimony Prince gave the House Intelligence Committee.
A Morning Consult/Politico poll has President Donald Trump’s approval rising to 45 percent of registered voters in the first month of December, his best result in that poll since September and matching his highest since July.
Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon delivered the keynote address at Black Americans for a Better Future’s (BAFBF) luncheon at Washington, D.C.’s Willard Hotel Tuesday.
Stephen K. Bannon unleashed a stream of indignation at failed presidential candidate Mitt Romney after Romney impugned West Point-grad and Vietnam veteran Roy Moore’s “honor and integrity” Tuesday.
Outgoing Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) chose to fund the campaign of liberal Democrat Doug Jones to take the U.S. Senate seat once held by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Evidence emerged Monday, as Republicans celebrated the Senate’s passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, that small changes were made in the Senate to the bill’s language, which would allow illegal aliens to continue to claim the child tax credit.
The Department of Justice issued the first financial report for Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s “Russia” investigation Tuesday, indicating the costs ran well into the millions months ago.
“Paranoia is enveloping the White House” as staffers worry their colleagues are wearing wires as part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s “Russia” investigation, according to a Monday report in Politico.
