But the Trump administration disagrees, and Solicitor General Noel Francisco argues it’s up to Congress to clarify the reach of the law. . ..…

The court's term promises degree of insanity, guns, religion and in the months to come  with possible starring impeachment and other battles between President Trump and Congress.. ..…

Hate crimes a growing problem in New York, local Congress members say; some blame Trump . ... An uptick of hate crimes has spread to New York, local Congress members say – and some blame the outbreak on President Donald Trump. . ..…

Headed to the court are cases testing the power of Congress to get information from the executive branch that's relevant to congressional oversight - and potentially to impeachment. . Clearly, President Trump had something like that in mind when he had this to say about impeachment late in..…

Brennan's comments come amid investigation of Trump for alleged abuse of power that has divided Congress.. Trump stripped Brennan of his clearance last year who questioned U.S intelligence agencies conclusion that Russia mounted effort to sway the in Republican's favor. ©..…

But in switch from the position taken under President Barack Obama, Trump Justice Department argues that Congress never intended the law to include orientation when it passed Civil Rights Act 55 years ago.. ..…

But it is not surprising that Trump, who cannot abide any criticism without launching a defensive tweetstorm, would strike out at members of Congress participating in the impeachment investigation. Indeed, Trump accused Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff of treason on Twitter...…

To the disdain, anger, hatred and oral effluent flowing from Trump you can add the morally inactivity of nearly every Republican Congress. ..…

After Barack Obama left, Trump announced, and Congress approved, a plan to provide anti-tank missiles as well, something both military and diplomatic officials had recommended. ... The Pentagon specifically said Ukraine was making progress tackling corruption in a letter to..…

Supreme Court's 2019 term opens Monday, feature major cases on gay rights, immigration, guns, abortion -- and, possibly, President Trump.. In November, the justices will hear a two-year-old dispute between Trump and Democrats Congress over the fate of nearly 700,000..…

These include a cluster of challenges to Trump’s border wall, and the highly dubious declaration of emergency that grabbed funds to pay for it even though Congress refused to do so. ..…

Miller said what Trump is facing would be the equivalent of a member of Congress having disloyal staff forced on them from their predecessors — people working to undermine that member’s wishes on a daily basis. . ..…

And although that policy remains in effect, it hasn’t been ruled on by a court or enacted into law by Congress. . ... Trump also sued separately to block a New York law that would let Congress get his state tax returns. . ..…

But the Trump administration flipped positions, and cites congressional inaction to make their case. . The Justice Department argued in a brief that Congress did not add those protections when it overhauled Title VII in 1991, and until 2017 every appeals court agreed that Title VII doesn’t..…