Supreme Court Ruling on Dreamers Changes Trump’s Timetable
SCOTUS decides to punt on DACA, so White House has to wait through normal appeals process before issue can be resolved
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Kelli Ward Running Tough for GOP Nomination to Succeed Jeff Flake
Arizona state senator has many advantages but faces Rep. Martha McSally, Sheriff Joe Arpaio in what's likely to be a combative primary
Change Agent Trump Still Faces Huge Obstacles in Draining the Washington Swamp
President is using his negotiating acumen, but Senate filibuster, House Democrat resistance will delay many reforms past 2018 midterms
Conservatives Must Fight Pelosi and Democrats, Trump Tells CPAC
President tells enthused crowd at conservative activists' gathering that tax cuts, regulatory reforms, and judicial nominations must be protected against liberal and media assaults
CPAC Panel: Trump Fighting to Regain Control from Federal Agencies
Hillsdale College administrator believes the bureaucratic state is battling the president, but courts could soon help the White House
Ingraham Tells CPAC Crowd to Fight for the Trump Agenda
Fox News host and LifeZette co-founder rocked conservative audience with message that political battles today are a lot like those in the 1980s
Ted Cruz Tells CPAC Armed Teachers Are a Good Thing
Texas senator mocks CNN's 'infomercial' for gun control, praises GOP agenda — and says nobody ever feared Chris Cuomo
Pence Says Trump Will Oppose Tyranny and Rip Up Iran Deal
Vice president suggests chief executive is close to decertifying predecessor's agreement that lets Shiite theocracy continue developing nukes
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Trump Has Been Tougher on Russians Than Obama, Sanders Argues
White House press secretary defends chief executive's decisions on sanctions policy while rebuking liberal media for inaccurate narratives
Justice Department Big Shot May Have Huge Ethics Problem
Bruce Ohr's wife worked for Fusion GPS, yet he reportedly failed to disclose the important facts about it on conflict-of-interest documents
Gardner Under Fire for Undercutting 2018 Senate GOP Campaigns
Freshman Colorado Republican has responsibility to lead party to keep upper-chamber majority, but he's making things more difficult
Why I Won’t Miss Omarosa
President Donald Trump's former 'Apprentice' character and White House aide is in real life a self-serving diva with few loyalties
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, Meet Sen. Bernie Sanders
Senior officials at the White House note the Democratic socialist had an interesting take back in 2007 on illegal immigration
Liberals, Media Waste No Time in Bashing NRA, Republicans
Right on cue after the Florida school shooting, the usual suspects began ripping into the Second Amendment and more
Trump Is Rebounding Against 2020 Democratic Rivals
Poll shows it's not just congressional Republicans who are doing better — it's the president, too
Odds Are Steadily Getting Longer for John Kelly to Remain Chief of Staff
President Donald Trump's right-hand man is fighting to keep his job in light of the mishandling of Robert Porter scandal
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Media’s Bogus Claim on White House Security Clearances Exposed
Office of Personnel Management is chronically behind on completing, approving federal employee background checks, has been for decades
Forget $4.4 Trillion Budget — Media Obsess Over Porter Controversy
Days after the now-former White House staff secretary resigned, journalists are still hounding President Donald Trump about it
Mulvaney Defends Trump’s 2019 Budget
Office of Management and Budget director says President Trump's $4.4 trillion document 'invests in things that work'
Trump’s Budget Will Focus on National Debt, Not the Annual Deficit
Chief executive hopes to cut $3 trillion with ideas such as privatizing International Space Station, reducing National Public Radio spending
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