Hearing Delayed for Trump Education Pick Betsy DeVos, Whose Ethics Report Is Not Finished
The announcement did not mention complaints that the rushed confirmation process leaves no time for proper vetting.
By Margaret HartmannThe announcement did not mention complaints that the rushed confirmation process leaves no time for proper vetting.
By Margaret HartmannIt will be the first time a senator has testified against a colleague in a confirmation hearing.
By Margaret HartmannEight years ago, he felt ethics disclosures should be completed before hearings were scheduled.
By Margaret HartmannMexico would reimburse us, theoretically.
By Margaret HartmannThough he claimed to be a "big fan" of theirs a day earlier.
By Margaret HartmannUnless Trump finds a mainstream nominee both parties agree on.
By Margaret HartmannAttorneys from across the country voiced their opposition to Trump’s nominee, citing his record on civil rights.
By Margaret HartmannThe president-elect suggested they need more time to make their case on Russian election meddling, but officials say they didn't delay their meeting.
By Margaret HartmannHe’s confident that “It won’t happen!” though it’s unclear why.
By Margaret HartmannThey voted behind closed doors to let members of Congress control the board that investigates them for misconduct.
By Margaret HartmannTrump himself is still at his estate in Florida.
By Charley LanyonAn apparent response to Democrats Periscoping a June sit-in.
By Charley LanyonHe also suggested that Clinton played it too safe.
By Caroline BankoffA Trump aide referred to Miller as “the 2016 version of John Edwards.”
By Charley Lanyon“As unfortunate as it is, I understand the quagmire,” he said.
By Margaret HartmannThe Trump team is reportedly floating an early executive action to impose tariffs on foreign imports as well.
By Margaret HartmannHe claims they want to get rid of the Electoral College because they believe “white working-class voters must be marginalized.”
By Margaret HartmannDonald Jr. and Eric are distancing themselves from an inauguration event that appeared to offer access to their father for $1 million.
By Margaret HartmannAn inauguration fundraiser offers access to the president and a hunting trip with his sons for $1 million.
By Margaret HartmannRepublicans and Democrats turned against bills that would have raised government salaries and cut a significant revenue stream for newspapers.
By Margaret Hartmann