Trump lawyers filed a motion on Thursday to dismiss Charles Kupperman’s lawsuit. Kupperman is seeking guidance from the court on whether he is compelled to testify under subpoena, or abide by White House orders to MORE
Former President Bill Clinton had words of advice on Thursday for Trump during a phone interview with CNN. “My message would be, look, you got hired to do a job,” Clinton said during a phone MORE
The Justice Department will reportedly not allow witnesses in the ongoing inspector general (IG) investigation into the origins of the probe into the Trump campaign and Russian interference into the 2016 election to submit written MORE
The Washington Post just reported that Office of Management and Budget official Mark Sandy will “break ranks and testify Saturday in the House Democrats’ impeachment inquiry, potentially filling in important details on the hold-up of MORE
Nearly half of respondents said they struggle to know if the information they consume is true, according to a new Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research-USA Facts poll. Forty-seven percent of those surveyed said they believe MORE
Today Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, Vadym Prystaiko, said that Ambassador Gordon Sondland did not specifically link military aid to the investigation of Joe and Hunter Biden. “Ambassador Sondland did not tell us, and certainly did not MORE
“It’s been reported and it’s my understanding that it is imminent,” Barr said at a news conference in Memphis, Tennessee. “A number of people who were mentioned in the report are having an opportunity right MORE
One day after endorsing Senator Bernie Sanders, The Young Turks’ host Cenk Uygur filed on Wednesday to replace resigned former Congresswoman Katie Hill. Before hosting The Young Turks, Cenk: Graduated from the Wharton School of MORE
William Brockenbrough Taylor Jr., West Point class of ’69, Vietnam War veteran, Bronze Star recipient, career public servant, possesses a basso profundo voice and a patrician bearing that lent gravitas to his star turn Wednesday MORE
A recap of the House’s first public impeachment hearing into Trump , enjoy.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday said it would not revisit an October decision backing a U.S. House of Representatives subpoena issued to President Donald Trump’s accounting firm for his financial records. MORE
The Republican’s counsel Steve Castor appeared to suggest that the Trump administrations interactions with Ukraine could have been more “outlandish” than they were. Taylor laughed, but then conceded that it was not. See PBS
The Republicans for the Rule of Law, a GOP group critical of Trump, purchased air time on Fox & Friends to air a commercial that urges “GOP lawmakers to stand up to President Donald Trump MORE
The University of Florida’s student body served their president, Michael Murphy, with an impeachment resolution accusing him of malfeasance and abuse of power. The resolution resulted because “he helped bring Donald Trump Jr. and Trump MORE
Jared Kushner and other senior Trump administration officials are planning to set up web cameras to live-stream construction of President Trump’s border wall, going against objections from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and senior MORE
In private speech, Bolton suggests some of Trump’s foreign policy decisions are guided by personal interest Former national security adviser John Bolton derided President Donald Trump’s daughter and son-in-law during a private speech MORE
A nugget of political arithmetic is suddenly everywhere: “Two-thirds majority.” This is the share of votes required to convict President Trump in an impeachment trial in the United States Senate. That’s 67 senators, if you’re counting—or, in the MORE
At least eight former White House, presidential transition and campaign officials for President Donald Trump were hired as outside contractors to the federal health department at the cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars per MORE
The Wall Street Journal: Former Bolivian President Evo Morales, whose resignation amid allegations of fraud in October’s presidential election left his country without a leader and mired in growing chaos, accepted Mexico’s offer of asylum… A dangerous power vacuum prevailed MORE
… alternate realities are playing out in real time — reflected in Biden’s solid standing atop national polls versus his middling performance in Iowa and New Hampshire surveys on the other. The disparity is at MORE
It’s shaping up to be a very busy week. The live impeachment inquiry hearings begin Wednesday. Tune in to News Views for Live Discussions and Updates on both Wednesday and Friday ; we got you MORE
Although Trump received a very warm welcome at the Louisiana State University versus University of Alabama game, protesters showed up outside of the stadium. Some guy managed to get himself arrested for stabbing the Baby MORE
On Saturday, Rep. Devin Nunes took a break from trying to figure out the identity of “Devin Nunes’ Cow” to pen a ‘sternly worded’ letter to Rep. Adam Schiff. Since the House’s impeachment inquiry will MORE
Amazon, headed by the world’s richest man and armed with $230 billion in revenue last year, spent $1.5 million on an attempt to mold the outcome of the Seattle city council election. The effort wasn’t MORE
Giuliani associates urged Ukraine’s prior president to open Biden probe in exchange for state visit: report In addition to all the testimony from people in the White House and State Department about a Ukraine pressure MORE