Whitney Hermandorfer was the first of five nominees who answered questions during a hearing. The Senate Judiciary Committee on June 5 started the confirmation process for President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, after confirming more than 200 of Trump’s nominees during his first term. Senators questioned five nominees, beginning with Whitney Hermandorfer, a former clerk to
Rep. Marlin Stutzman is out with a new bill addressing how to tackle the national debt.
Washington — The relationship between President Trump and Elon Musk broke down in dramatic and public fashion on Thursday, with the president threatening to cancel Musk’s lucrative government contracts and Musk claiming that Mr. Trump could not have won the presidency without him, a feud that erupted over Musk’s opposition to Republicans’ tax and budget
Sen. Schiff demands White House officials' financial disclosure reports while spokesman Kush Desai redirects attention to concerns over Nancy Pelosi's investment portfolio amid transparency debates.
Tech tycoon and former DOGE leader Elon Musk has made a shift to the political right since endorsing Trump, including putting himself at odds with the president over legislation.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement set a new record with 2,368 arrests of illegal aliens in one day, part of the Trump administration's push toward a goal of 3,000 daily arrests.
Washington — A homeland security official who served during President Trump’s first term and who authored an anonymous op-ed criticizing him is speaking out after he was targeted by the president in an executive memo. Miles Taylor, who was chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security and left the Trump administration in 2019,