ABC News(WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump would not commit Wednesday to being interviewed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller as part of the Russia investigation and called the prospect “unlikely,” despite saying last year that he would be willing to Read More
Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — A longtime federal prosecutor who specializes in cyber crimes and fraud has joined Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team investigating Russia’s meddling in the 2016 presidential election and alleged collusion Read More
Vacclav/iStock/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — With an eye on bolstering cyber security protocols and cracking down on leaks to the media, Chief of Staff John Kelly issued a memo to staff on Wednesday outlining the administration’s new ban on personal cell phones Read More
(Credit: Lorenzo Bevilaqua/ABC) Michael Wolff spoke to “The View” about his book the ‘Fire and Fury.’(NEW YORK) — A day after Steve Bannon unceremoniously stepped down from Breitbart News, Michael Wolff, author of the politically-disruptive Read More
ABC News(WASHINGTON) — In a significant reversal of the hostile rhetoric he has engaged with North Korea over the first year of his presidency, President Donald Trump signaled a willingness to take part in diplomatic negotiations with the rogue Asian nation during a Read More
Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call(LOS ANGELES) — Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., will not seek re-election to his Orange County congressional seat, he announced Wednesday, the latest in a string of retirements from Republican House members in recent weeks. Issa was Read More
ABC News(WASHINGTON) — During Tuesday’s White House meeting — already unusual for being open to cameras and the public — President Trump threw a curveball to the 20 lawmakers present when he brought up earmarks, the mere mention of which is pretty Read More
Russian Presidential Press and Information Office / Handout/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump has ignored the threat posed by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Western democracies including the U.S., leaving a vacuum that presents a Read More
Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — A number of women in Congress are planning to wear black to the State of the Union later this month as a show of support for women affected by sexual misconduct. The show of support echoes actresses who wore black Read More
Mark Wilson/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s personal attorney and close confidant, says he filed a pair of lawsuits on Tuesday, one in state court against the popular website BuzzFeed and the other in federal court against the private Read More
