Conservative Scott Jennings was rumored to be interested in taking over for Karoline Leavitt as the press secretary at the White House, and Politico reported that he’s now sending videos of himself to staff in an effort to campaign for the post.
In a nonpartisan U.S. Senate primary in Alaska, Democrat Mary Peltola won 48 percent of the vote — compared to only 42 percent for Dan Sullivan, the race’s leading Republican.
President Donald Trump continues to push for a lavish ballroom that would be built where the White House’s demolished East Wing once stood, but that isn’t the only ballroom Trump is focused on.
A new clip this week of President Donald Trump seemingly unable to walk a straight line reignited concerns about his health, and now, a speech pathologist has revealed why it appears to be a clear sign of “dementia and cognitive decline.”The clip, initially circulated on Tuesday, shows Trump exiting…
Karl Rove warns the president’s low approval ratings could cost the GOP, while voting watchdogs sue to block controversial federal election takeovers.
Critic calls Darline Graham’s debate response on Taiwan “the worst answer” in campaign history.
Growing silence and lack of public appearances fuel speculation over McConnell’s ability to govern
“The situation with Trump and the American people is simply this: it’s an awful marriage — and by the way, it’s a marriage that on paper has over two years left to go. He’s sick of the people, and the people are sick of him.”
A conservative radio host who has previously described President Donald Trump as “impotent” and a “clown” told CNN anchor Anderson Cooper that he thinks the Republican leader is embarrassing himself by constantly spewing off on social media.
Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O’Malley warns that Republican leaders are targeting Social Security because they view vulnerable citizens as a “waste,” slamming the administration’s efforts to undermine the vital safety net for millions of Americans.