Trump's Tweets Send Advisers Scrambling To Reshape Policy
President Donald Trump's tendency to tweet his mind on policy matters is blindsiding advisers.
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President Donald Trump's tendency to tweet his mind on policy matters is blindsiding advisers.
President Donald Trump is due to set out Friday on his first extended vacation from Washington since the inauguration — a 17-day getaway to his private golf club in central New Jersey.
"My job is to pull the city together. I don't think the city wants that at this point," said Mayor Mike Rawlings.
The Boy Scouts denied Wednesday that the head of the youth organization called President Donald Trump to praise his recent, politically aggressive speech to its national jamboree.
The book is currently untitled and scheduled for publication next spring.
White House officials say President Donald Trump has signed a bill to impose new sanctions on Russia.
Williams, an auto dealer, was accused of a conflict of interest in offering a 2015 amendment to a transportation bill that would have benefited auto dealers.
President Trump reportedly told members of his New Jersey golf club that he spends so much time away from Washington because the White House is a "real dump." He spends most weekends at one of his own properties.
SB4 goes into effect on September 1 and allows police to inquire about a person's immigration status during routine police contact.
In one ad, Judge Mary Horn says she's a born-again Christian and a long-standing conservative Republican who "opposes these bathroom privacy bills."
The new rule is an expansion of the campus carry law that took effect at four year public colleges and universities last year.
Christopher Wray has been confirmed by the Senate as the new director of the FBI.
A west Texas cattle rancher and his wife have donated $1 million to Gov. Greg Abbott, following a trend of seven-figure political donations across the U.S.
Beginning on Tuesday, students and staff members at community colleges throughout Texas will be allowed to carry concealed guns on campus as the state's so-called 'campus carry' law expands.
More than 50 business leaders, including the heads of some of the nation's top oil companies, are opposing a Texas "bathroom bill" targeting transgender people — adding to an already long list of powerful and lucrative firms opposing it.
