WH comms staffer resigns after Scaramucci talks potential cuts
Scaramucci is preparing to clean house as he enters his new role as Communications Director
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Scaramucci is preparing to clean house as he enters his new role as Communications Director
Trump urged Senate Republicans to act now and repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act
President Trump is not looking for a fluffy sidekick at the moment
SocialFlow analyzed millions of Facebook posts from hundreds of media outlets to discover the news events that Facebook users engaged with the most
"If you're going to keep leaking, I'm going to fire everybody. It's just very binary," says the incoming White House communications director
New Trump White House hire Scaramucci tweeted Saturday that the "politics of 'gotcha' are over."
Trump praised the military during a ceremony for the Navy's new largest ship
The previously unreported assets were added to updated financial disclosure reports certified by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics
Scaramucci is a frequent defender of the president on television and was a fixture at Trump Tower during Trump's transition
Ty Cobb, Jay Sekulow and John Dowd remain on Trump's legal team
President Trump's first six months in office have been memorable. Here they are, by the numbers, according to CBS News' presidential tracker, Mark Knoller
A Kremlin spokesman said the notion that the meeting was "secret" is "absurd," and President Trump said the story of a "secret dinner" with Putin is "Fake News"
The Trump administration can more strictly enforce its travel ban on refugees, but the court left in place a weakened travel ban
But Natalia Veselnitskaya wants guarantees before she agrees to speak, as she blames scandal over meeting on 1 man
The White House confirmed the two spoke during the dinner with other world leaders, but press secretary Sean Spicer refused to characterized it as a "meeting"
Recertification means pact in force and Tehran gets sanctions relief for at least 3 more months, but U.S. Iran policy still very much in flux
Blumenthal, Franken and Hirono have all requested for a formal review of Kushner's access to the White House
White House press secretary said it's "not appropriate" for him to discuss how "Made in America" campaign will affect Trump-owned businesses
The Trump administration appears unable or unwilling to develop an aggressive federal response to the crisis
The White House has added a lawyer to be in-house counsel -- not outside -- as President Trump's Russia scandals grow
As Senate Republicans fight to unite their own party on a passable health care bill, insurers say Sen. Ted Cruz's amendment is harmful
The two former presidents cracked jokes, shared memories and offered a little advice at a Presidential Leadership Scholars conference
President Trump's commission to fight the opioid epidemic will miss a deadline to file an interim report on the crisis for a second time
A close adviser called the situation surrounding Trump Jr.'s meeting "very bad"
Right at the top of a print copy of Trump's speech to the Chinese leader, they called him the president of Taiwan