Kim Jong-un Wants Another Summit With Trump Soon, South Korea Says
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is looking to hold a second summit with President Trump soon to "speed up the denuclearization process".
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Cory Booker: ‘It Would Be Irresponsible Not to’ Consider Presidential Run
In an interview with New York magazine, the New Jersey senator admitted that he was weighing a run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
Trump Attacks Sessions: ‘I Don’t Have an Attorney General’
The president has been harshly critical of his attorney general for months, angered by the way Special Counsel Mueller's Russia probe has been handled.
If the Truth Is So Important, Why All the Foot-Dragging?
Democrats are behaving as if they have no interest in asking any questions unless they’re being televised.
China Vows to Retaliate after U.S. Levies New Tariffs
Tensions with China ramped up Tuesday as Beijing threatened to hit back at a new wave of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
The Risks of American Intervention in Venezuela
While there are serious arguments for backing a coup in Caracas, the potential downsides of such a move are too great.
Kavanaugh and Accuser to Testify Publicly Before Judiciary Committee Monday
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and the woman who accused him of sexually assaulting her will testify publicly regarding the allegation before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Trump Orders Partial Declassification of Carter Page FISA Warrant
The long-secret October 2016 FISA warrant empowered the Department of Justice to spy on Trump campaign advisor Carter Page.
This Week Will Make the Clarence Thomas Confirmation Hearings Look Civil and Agreeable
We need a way to evaluate accusations of sexual misconduct against public figures beyond “I like the accused person” or “I don’t like the accused person.”
There’s No Escaping Trump
The fortunes of the GOP — and conservatism — are tied to the president.