Senator Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, told a home-state newspaper that in late 2019, she called President Trump to reassure him after he reportedly told attendees at an event that the moderate lawmaker “hates” him, the paper reported Tuesday.
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Jeff Sessions: Democrats’ impeachment mission is a taxpayer-funded ‘political attack ad’
Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Democrats are essentially producing a taxpayer-funded campaign ad by impeaching President Trump ahead of the November election.
Andrew McCarthy: How both sides in Trump impeachment trial are undermining their own cases
Both sides in the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump are undermining their cases with their lofty rhetoric, former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy said Tuesday.
Trump touts low African-American unemployment numbers in MLK Day tweet
President Trump took time on Monday to honor both the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and his own inauguration three years ago by touting that the unemployment rate for African-Americans is the lowest in history.
Trump cheers benefits of China, USMCA trade deals at farmers’ convention in Texas
President Trump cheered the landmark United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and China trade deals and their potential benefits to American farmers during a speech Sunday evening in Austin, Texas.
Trump, climate activist Greta Thunberg set to cross paths at World Economic Forum conference in Davos
The World Economic Forum meeting this upcoming week in Switzerland is scheduled to play host to round two of the public fight between President Trump and teen climate activist Greta Thunberg.
Andrew McCarthy: On Trump impeachment, consider these fantasy thought experiments
On Ukraine, nothing of consequence came of President Trump’s bull-in-a-china-shop excesses. Sure, they ought to be a 2020 campaign issue. Democrats, instead, would have us exaggerate them into historically extraordinary wrongs.
Both sides of the aisle call for fair, dignified Senate impeachment trial: ‘It’s a process of democracy’
With the impeachment trial against President Trump looming in the Senate, lawmakers and politicians on both sides of the aisle are calling for managers to follow the Constitution and keep to a fair and balanced approach.
National Archives blurs anti-Trump signs in image of 2017 Women’s March: report
The National Archives confirmed this week that it had blurred out signs in a photograph on display of the 2017 Women’s March in Washington D.C. that is now showcased at the museum.
LSU ‘Get the Gat’ video from Trump’s White House tribute goes viral — and features mystery woman
President Trump honored the NCAA champion LSU Tigers football team at the White House on Friday — but it was a mysterious blonde woman appearing in the team’s “Get the Gat” dance video prior to the event who caused a stir on social media.
Trump says Second Amendment is ‘under very serious attack’ in Virginia ahead of gun-rights rally
President Trump on Friday declared the Second Amendment is “under very serious attack” in Virginia amid a contentious gun debate in the commonwealth and a controversial gun-rights rally in Richmond on Monday.
Four former Iranian hostages: President Trump, thank you for your actions and your strength
For 40 years our government has failed to understand that the only thing that can stop a radical regime is strength.
Former Iraqi refugee trying to unseat Ilhan Omar: She is doing ‘irreparable harm’ to the country
Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., is doing “irreparable” damage to the United States, Minnesota Republican U.S. congressional candidate Dalia Al-Aqidi said Friday.
Karlie Kloss discloses her 2020 voting plans after ‘Project Runway’ contestant brings up her Kushner ties
Supermodel Karlie Kloss, sister-in-law of Jared Kushner, disclosed her 2020 voting plans recently, after a “Project Runway” contestant remarked that she’s related to the White House senior adviser.
Trump scolds CNN’s Jim Acosta for trying to disrupt Oval Office news conference: ‘Quiet’
President Trump scolded CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta for attempting to cut in during a news conference in the Oval Office on Thursday.
Daniel Henninger: Black voters are starting to support Trump – And that could dash Dems’ 2020 dreams
What if in November enough black Americans voted for Donald Trump to re-elect him into the presidency?
KT McFarland: 2020 Democrats prove they are willfully blind to Trump’s foreign policy strategy
As I watched six Democrats debate on the stage in Des Moines Wednesday night, the thought that kept running through my mind was, “where have they been for the last three years?”
Solomon Wisenberg: Senate impeachment trial – A guide for the perplexed (and the curious)
For those who want an unbiased view about the state of the law and historical practice on impeachment as we approach the Senate trial of President Donald Trump, here are a few tentative questions and answers.
Trump’s impeachment trial team: Who are the lawyers defending the president?
President Trump has locked down the defense team that will be representing him during his impeachment trial, as House Democrats move Wednesday to send the articles of impeachment against him to the Senate.
Sen. John Cornyn: Senate impeachment trial could wrap up within a few weeks
The impeachment trial against President Trump could wrap up in the Senate in just a few weeks, Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, said Tuesday.