Press Secretary Sean Spicer harnesses the power of Skype
Sean Spicer’s implementation of Skype in the White House briefing room marks new chapter in journalism history
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Sean Spicer’s implementation of Skype in the White House briefing room marks new chapter in journalism history
The battle over President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee could prompt a change in the Senate’s longstanding rules – here’s an explainer
The Pentagon has identified the deceased man as Special Warfare Operator William "Ryan" Owens, 36, who was killed in a raid against al Qaeda militants in central Yemen
New Hope Mayor Jess Herbst reportedly becomes first known openly transgender elected official in Texas history
Tillerson is a former ExxonMobil CEO who spent the last several decades at the company
A White House official says that the administration is reviewing all options against Iran -- and Iran should heed Flynn’s warning and change its behavior
No Democrats showed up to the Wednesday morning vote for Scott Pruitt, the latest in the party's moves to protest the president's nominees
He also weighed in on Trump's executive order on immigration and refugees, saying that a senior Iraqi military offiicial has been prevented from meeting with his counterparts in the U.S. because of the order
David Boies, attorney who has argued landmark cases before the Supreme Court, says despite the partisan divide it will not come down to “tit for tat”
President Trump sends 24-year-old Illinois man a personal check in the mail after meeting him at the inauguration
The president was asked by a pool reporter if he'd want Mitch McConnell to invoke the "nuclear option" if confirmation of his Supreme Court nominee proves difficult
The president went on an extended riff about the "very dishonest media" Wednesday
Spicer's press conference comes a day after President Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court
It came a day after Democrats delayed Sessions confirmation vote in committee
Republicans decided to suspend the rules Wednesday after Democrats chose to boycott the confirmation votes for two of Trump's Cabinet nominees