Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings Weren't Always This Divided
Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing started on Tuesday, and the first couple of days have been filled with protests.
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Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing started on Tuesday, and the first couple of days have been filled with protests.
The declaration covers 27 counties and three Indian reservations statewide.
Pompeo accuses the media of trying to undermine the Trump administration and says he finds it "incredibly disturbing."
A frequent speaker at the Waterloo City Council meetings got steamed when the mayor asked him to take off his hat.
There's a new political TV ad thanking Republican Congressman Erik Paulsen because he voted for tax cuts. It claims taxpayers in Paulsen's district will get a $5,000 tax cut. Is that true?
Disruptions and tough questions filled the second day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Facebook and Twitter executives assured Congress on Wednesday that they are aggressively working to root out foreign attempts to sow discord in America, and they pledged to better protect their social networks against manipulation during the 2018 midterm elections and beyond.
Trump said it was a "gutless editorial" and "really a disgrace," and his press secretary called on the official to resign.
Sen. Klobuchar called for Kavanaugh's hearing to be postponed after a last-minute release of more than 40,000 pages of documents.
John McCain's widow says former Arizona U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl will be named as her deceased husband's replacement in the U.S. Senate.
Nike's decision has been heavily criticized by some customers who posted videos of them burning and cutting up their Nike attire.
Showing his disregard for the Justice Department's independence, President Donald Trump tweeted that federal indictments against two Republican congressmen placed the GOP in midterm election jeopardy.
President Donald Trump escalated his attacks on Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Monday, suggesting the Department of Justice put Republicans in midterm jeopardy with recent indictments of two GOP congressmen.
Democrat Joe Biden is hearing from plenty of supporters who would like to see the former vice president make another run for the White House.
Democrats know who their voters are. They just have to figure out how to get them to the polls in November — and that's where the puppies come in.
