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The President ordered the agencies to assist in a review of surveillance issues surrounding his 2016 campaign and authorized Barr to declassify documents
President Donald Trump ordered all intelligence agencies late Thursday evening to assist Attorney General William Barr in his review of surveillance issues surrounding Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, delegating significant authority to Barr to declassify intelligence documents as the attorney general sees fit.
Barr rails against court orders blocking Trump agenda
Attorney General William Barr on Tuesday criticized what he sees as a growing trend of courts issuing nationwide injunctions to pause policy moves within the Executive Branch, which threaten separation of powers and thwarts President Donald Trump's agenda.
Trump lists people he believes committed treason
During an impromptu press conference, a reporter asked President Donald Trump to expound on his recent claims of treason and name specific people he is accusing.
Nadler pushes for empowering committee chairs on contempt
House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler is pushing to empower committee chairs to hold individuals in contempt of Congress without going to the floor for a full House vote, a move that could expedite Democrats' ability to punish anyone who defies their subpoenas but also risk further escalating tensions between congressional Democrats and the White House.
Barr to WSJ: I felt rules were changed to hurt Trump
President Donald Trump is accusing his opponents of treason, claiming the FBI spied on his 2016 campaign. Attorney General William Barr is digging in, telling the Wall Street Journal he "felt the rules were being changed to hurt Trump" and that it is damaging to the presidency.
Federal court unseals Michael Cohen search warrants, further detailing his Russian ties
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen had more than 1,000 contacts with a Russian-linked company, evidence that special counsel Robert Mueller used to quickly intensify his investigation, according to newly unsealed court records.
Trump denies 'temper tantrum' in angry public episode
President Donald Trump ratcheted up his feud with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday, turning an event organized to announce a multibillion-dollar aid package to farmers into a nearly half-hour-long diatribe against his Democratic rivals.
Analysis: Tillerson proves something very crucial about Trump
When Donald Trump chose Rex Tillerson to be his secretary of state in December 2016, he praised the former head of ExxonMobil for his "tenacity, broad experience and deep understanding of geopolitics." In a tweet touting the pick, Trump called Tillerson "one of the truly great business leaders of the world."
Analysis: Rex sets the record straight
When President-elect Donald Trump was searching for his secretary of state, he wanted someone who looked the part: strong, experienced and battle-ready.
Pelosi and Conway have testy exchange at White House
White House counselor Kellyanne Conway claims that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is not "pro-woman" because Pelosi declined to speak with Conway about negotiations with the White House.
Howard Stern: Trump's candidacy for president was a 'publicity stunt'
Radio shock jock Howard Stern believes President Donald Trump's candidacy for president started out as a "publicity stunt" in order to get a raise from NBC for hosting "The Apprentice."
Howard Stern reveals Trump phone call that 'shocked' him
Radio host Howard Stern tells CNN's Anderson Cooper that he was shocked to receive a phone call from President Donald Trump when he was about to go on stage to be endorsed by Sarah Palin. See the full interview tonight on AC 360.
Trump sends $16 billion to bailout farmers hurt by China trade war
The federal government will spend an additional $16 billion to help farmers hurt by the US-China trade war, the Trump administration announced Thursday.
Opinion: Trump backers who were afraid to tell their loved ones
In November 2016, the world was shocked by the outcome of the US presidential election. Not only had the chattering classes gotten it wrong, but the data -- the polls that many closely tracked -- were sometimes off, too. Why did several state polls seem so off, especially in key battleground states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin?
ATF on the hunt for thousands of illegal machine gun conversion devices smuggled into US
Federal authorities suspect that thousands of machine gun conversion devices have been illegally imported into the United States from China, in some cases ending up in the hands of convicted felons, CNN has learned.
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