Judson Berger
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Buttigieg and Sanders leading Iowa Democratic caucuses, as party releases initial results after massive delay
Pete Buttigieg is narrowly leading the Democratic presidential field in the Iowa caucuses, according to initial returns that the party at last began reporting late Tuesday afternoon following a massive delay linked to technical breakdowns. → Read More
Murkowski comes out against impeachment witnesses, putting Trump on path to acquittal
Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski came out Friday against calling witnesses in President Trump’s impeachment trial, all but assuring the Senate will move to wrap up proceedings with a likely acquittal in a matter of days, if not hours. → Read More
Julian Castro drops out of 2020 presidential race
Julian Castro, the former Obama housing secretary and San Antonio mayor, has dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. → Read More
Group slams Facebook and fact-checker, threatens lawsuit over ‘false’ rating of abortion claim
Pro-life group Live Action is considering its legal options after one of the group's key statements was labeled “false” by a fact checking organization that works with Facebook. → Read More
Trump administration announces major crackdown on asylum seekers
The Trump administration on Monday announced a sweeping new policy tightening restrictions for asylum seekers, in a move that could drastically reduce the number of Central American migrants eligible to enter the United States in this way. → Read More
AOC fires back at Trump for agreeing with her: ‘I’ll call your bluff’
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., isn’t having any of President Trump’s concurrence. → Read More
Trump on ‘Fox & Friends’: I will not fire Kellyanne Conway after watchdog rebuke
President Trump, in an exclusive interview Friday morning with “Fox & Friends,” said he will not fire adviser Kellyanne Conway in the wake of a government watchdog’s recommendation that she be removed over violations of the Hatch Act. → Read More
DOJ, FBI to review ‘outrageous’ Jussie Smollett case, Trump says
President Trump announced Thursday that the FBI and Justice Department will review the “outrageous” decision to drop charges in the Jussie Smollett case. → Read More
Trump’s border emergency edict challenged by House Dems, setting up possible veto showdown
House Democrats moved Friday to neutralize President Trump’s declaration of a national emergency along the U.S.-Mexico border, introducing a resolution to block the edict – and setting up a fight that could lead to the president’s first veto. → Read More
Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to enforce asylum crackdown
The Supreme Court on Friday blocked the Trump administration from immediately enforcing a strict new asylum policy, in a 5-4 decision that marks the second legal setback this week for efforts to tighten immigration rules. → Read More
Trump signs criminal justice reform bill
President Trump on Friday signed a sweeping criminal justice reform bill, marking a major legislative victory on an issue that garnered bipartisan support despite deep partisan gridlock on everything from immigration to health care. → Read More
Susan Collins reveals vulgar, threatening voicemails left during Kavanaugh confirmation
Sen. Susan Collins is speaking out on the threats she received during the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation process, sharing with Fox News some of the vulgar, vitriolic and sexist voicemails her office received from callers during that period. → Read More
Trump, Dems dig in as government shutdown looms: ‘I know of no plan’
President Trump and congressional Democrats remain sharply at odds over a spending package as Washington barrels toward a Friday at midnight deadline, leaving some on Capitol Hill increasingly worried that a Christmas government shutdown is in the making. → Read More
Newt Gingrich: No, I’m not being considered for White House chief of staff
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich on Thursday adamantly denied that he’s being considered for White House chief of staff, shooting down speculation that surged in the press after he was spotted visiting 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue a day earlier. → Read More
Trump clashes with Pelosi, Schumer on border security in explosive Oval Office meeting
President Trump clashed Tuesday with Democratic leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi with the cameras rolling in the Oval Office, as the president insisted he's willing to let the government shut down if Congress doesn't approve funding for his U.S.-Mexico border wall. → Read More
'Rudolph' is just the beginning, here are lots more ways to put Christmas and the holidays on ice this season
You’d be forgiven for noting an extra pinch of Grinch this holiday season. → Read More
Trump team fires back at Mueller probe, ‘hysterical’ coverage of Cohen deal
President Trump and his legal team fired back early Friday at suggestions the latest twists in Robert Mueller’s probe mean the bell is tolling for his administration, downplaying the implications of ex-confidant Michael Cohen’s guilty plea and testimony about a Moscow real estate project – as the special counsel makes clear he’s focusing closely on the president. → Read More
Trump rebuffs recusal demands for Acting AG Whitaker, swipes at Conway’s husband
President Trump on Friday shot down calls for his new Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker to recuse himself from overseeing the Russia investigation, arguing that his public comments on the probe are not out of the ordinary for a high-ranking official. → Read More
'Sanctions are Coming': Trump invokes 'Game of Thrones' to announce Iran crackdown
They might not be as terrifying as the White Walkers or Khaleesi's dragons, but the Trump administration's new sanctions on Iran were announced Friday with the help of a "Game of Thrones"-inspired parody poster declaring: "SANCTIONS ARE COMING." → Read More
Oprah campaigns for Stacey Abrams, as star power hits the stump in final midterm stretch
Oprah Winfrey made her 2018 midterm campaign debut on Thursday, hitting the stump for Democrat Stacey Abrams in Georgia’s heated gubernatorial contest – the latest celebrity or political heavyweight bringing their star power to the final stretch going into Election Day. → Read More