Why Trump probably won't be able to replace Sessions
If Congress holds pro forma sessions, it's unlikely the president will be able to sidestep Congress with a recess appointment
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If Congress holds pro forma sessions, it's unlikely the president will be able to sidestep Congress with a recess appointment
Dickerson says America "is so ready for evidence to confirm the absolute worst about an opponent it snuffs out our charity."
More Americans want to see GOP work with Democrats to improve health care law, rather than repeal or replace it
During a speech about MS-13 gang violence and illegal immigration, Trump responded to the failure of the health care vote in the Senate
"Leaks are the sign of a White House that's not operating in a healthy way," John Dickerson said
Sessions talked with the AP and with Fox News about his relationship with Trump
A Republican and two Democrats are working on the bill, which could try to insulate Robert Mueller from firing by Trump
Sen. Chuck Grassley appears to be warning Trump he has no time to confirm a new attorney general
The investigations have "been in the works for some time," according to an official familiar with the matter
Trump also could be eyeing a new position for top economic adviser Gary Cohn
New survey data show only about a third of Americans believe the president is doing a good job
Rep. Mo Brooks, an Alabama Republican who is running for the seat Sessions vacated in January, offers to drop out if opponents do the same
Rep. Trey Gowdy says Trumps public admonishments of the attorney general don't help the justice system
Understanding the online feud between President Trump and his Attorney General
Embattled Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced his Department of Justice won't be going easy on sanctuary cities
Trump is making it clear he's unhappy with his attorney general; here's how Sessions' former colleagues on the hill are reacting
In a news conference with Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri, Mr. Trump addressed issues circling Attorney General Jeff Sessions, health care and terrorism
He said Sessions has taken a "VERY weak position" on pursuing Hillary Clinton over her emails
President continues to berate the attorney general in public as, the reports say, he mulls booting him in private
President Trump was asked Monday whether Sessions should step down as attorney general
Then-Russian envoy Sergey Kislyak told superiors at the Russian Foreign Ministry about his conversations with Sessions
Sessions said that his deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein, is "really a good guy"
Trump expressed regret over having named Sessions Attorney General because of his recusal from the Russia investigation
President Trump, in a wide-ranging, 50-minute interview with the New York Times, said he wouldn't have picked Attorney General Jeff Sessions if he'd known he would recuse himself from the Russia investigation
AlphaBay was the largest dark web market, according to DOJ, and at the time of takedown, it had over 250,000 listings for drugs and other illicit substances