Bernie Sanders says fellow 2020 Democratic candidates are now running on his 2016 ideas that were originally dismissed as 'too radical'
"Those very same ideas are now supported not only by Democratic candidates for president but by Democratic candidates all across the board."
A fundamental flaw will stop Trump from getting even the most basic win from China trade talks
President Donald Trump has been obsessed with China buying more goods from the US, but Citigroup said there's as much a problem with supply as demand.
Michael Cohen on Capitol Hill: Trump's former lawyer turns over more documents to US lawmakers
Last week, Michael Cohen said during a House Oversight Committee hearing that Trump's personal lawyers made changes to his 2017 statement to Congress.
The US federal deficit soared to $310 billion to start fiscal year 2019, up 77% from the year before
The US budget deficit soared due to a drop in tax revenues and increased spending. Trump's tax law and the bipartisan budget deal drove the jump.
Trump 2020 campaign awkwardly backtracks on 5G statement after discovering it contradicts White House policy
President Trump's 2020 campaign backtracked on a statement on 5G wireless technology after it appeared to contradict Trump administration policy.
Trump reportedly 'ordered' John Kelly to grant son-in-law Jared Kushner a top-secret security clearance — despite previously saying he was 'never involved'
Trump previously denied playing a role in the process and said he was "never involved with the security."
After weeks of worry, Americans' tax refunds are finally trending up
After three weeks of data showing the average tax refund was smaller than last year, the IRS announced Thursday that refunds are up 1.3% on average.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's grilling of Michael Cohen showed how the freshman lawmaker can defy expectations
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won widespread praise for her to-the-point questioning of Michael Cohen.
Trump says North Korea summit collapsed because Kim demanded total sanctions relief in exchange for closing only some of his nuclear sites
"They were willing to give us areas but not the ones we wanted," Trump told a press conference in Hanoi on Thursday.
'I am ashamed because I know what Mr. Trump is': Michael Cohen's bombshell opening statement before the House Oversight Committee drops hours before he is scheduled to testify
"Mr. Trump did not directly tell me to lie to Congress," Michael Cohen writes. "That's not how he operates."
Bernie Sanders pledges to support whoever the Democratic nominee is in 2020 to defeat Trump, but hopes it'll be him
"I hope I'm the nominee, but if I'm not I'll work with that nominee," Sanders said. "Trump has got be be defeated."
Trump v. Newsom: Administration plans to cancel $929 million for California high-speed rail and wants state to return $2.5 billion
Its unclear if the federal government can demand that money back before the 2022 deadline.
Former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe reveals what he says prompted Rod Rosenstein to suggest wearing a wire to record Trump
Andrew McCabe described a "turbulent" period after Trump fired James Comey and the conversation where Rod Rosenstein offered to secretly record him.
The White House hints Trump may veto congressional resolution disapproving his national-emergency declaration
President Donald Trump declared a national emergency on Friday in order to circumvent Congress so he could secure funding for a US-Mexico border wall.
Trump will declare a national emergency to build his border wall. Here's what could happen next.
The White House announced Thursday that President Donald Trump will declare a national emergency to secure more border-wall funds.
Trump reportedly argued the longest government shutdown in US history helped him make his point about the US-Mexico border
"Am I happy at first glance？ The answer is no, I'm not, I'm not happy," Trump said to reporters at the White House on Tuesday.
The US national debt just topped $22 trillion for the first time in history
The increase in national-debt accumulation has been caused by the GOP tax law's cut to revenues and the bipartisan budget deal's increased spending.
Starbucks' former CEO Howard Schultz has been battling Trump for years. Now, he is considering running for president.
The battle between Donald Trump and Howard Schultz has been heating up for years, over issues such as immigration, tax reform, and red cups.
Trump says he doubts Congress can strike a deal on the border wall and says another government shutdown is 'certainly an option'
The longest government shutdown in US history ended Friday, after Trump caved and signed a funding bill that included no money for the wall.
Trump and other leaders mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day amid rising anti-Semitism
Leaders from around the world shared online solemn statements in honor of this year's International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
