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Trump continues to amuse and confuse with his position on Syria. Earlier this week he indicated that he would be withdrawing United States troops from Syria but then today he issued a statement saying the fight against

Well, it seems like spring cleaning has come to the White House early this year. Rex Tillerson was fired as Secretary of State today, and the firing continued with longtime Trump aide, John McEntee. This is significant because McEntee

Thursday will mark the one year anniversary of special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into Russia interference in our 2016 presidential election and Donald Trump, who has become increasingly more isolated, is frustrated. It’s a shame the former

The Trump administration has decided to dispose of its top cyber policy adviser role, eliminating the policy position that aimed to help streamline the government’s overall approach to cyber-security policy across federal agencies, according to Politico. In

It’s only been a few days since investigative work by Michael Avenatti, the attorney for actress Stormy Daniels, turned up hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments that, at least on the surface, look like straight-up bribery

It’s a Sunday in the middle of the biggest meltdown any American presidential administration has likely ever seen, so odds were already good that we were going to see Trump go golfing today. Sure enough, Donald traveled

The matchup between Republican  Sen. Ted Cruz and Democratic Rep. Beto O’Rourke is emerging as one of the top U.S. Senate races nationally this year. A big reason for that is how closely matched the two politicians

When Michael Avenatti promises the goods, he delivers. That’s what America is learning as wave after wave of new information comes to light regarding the secret meeting held in Trump Tower on December 12, 2016 featuring Michael

On Wednesday morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee released the transcripts from a slate of interviews with participants in the infamous Trump Tower meeting that took place in June of 2016. In total, 2,556 pages were released. Donald Trump Jr.

House Speaker Paul Ryan inadvertently gave voters a good reason to support Democrats in November for the midterm elections. Ryan sounded like he was confessing to something, and that’s not surprising since Republicans are complicit in covering