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Democrats, Awaiting Mueller Report Findings, Vow to Press On With Their Inquiries
“The job of Congress is much broader than the job of the special counsel,” one top Democrat said as his party and Republicans jostled to set expectations over the report.
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Norwegian cruise ship reaches port with remaining passengers after mayday, helicopter rescues
A cruise ship stranded off Norway’s western coast that airlifted more than half its passengers to safety amid a ferocious storm has now reached port.
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As crucial Brexit votes loom, Theresa May backed by ministers amid coup reports
As a series of Brexit votes loom following a weekend that saw hundreds of thousands take to the streets of London demanding a second referendum, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May received the backing of several ministers who dismissed reports of a "coup" against the embattled leader.
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Top GOP Judiciary Committee member: Trump 'proved right' on Mueller probe, as Nadler warns of 'cover-up'
House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., speaking to "Fox News Sunday," vowed that congressional investigators press on and continue to investigate President Trump and warned of a possibly unfolding Justice Department "cover-up," even as he acknowledged that Special Counsel Robert Mueller has apparently closed his investigation without indicting a single American for illegally colluding with Russia.
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If you hit the $750 million Powerball jackpot, here's your tax bill
Right off the bat, the IRS would get more than $100 million in taxes. You also could count on owing more at tax time.
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Key House Democrat: We will work to find common ground with Trump
“We are focused on executing our for-the-people agenda,” Rep. Hakeem Jeffries said.
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The B-Team: are Beto, Biden and Bernie the best Democrats can offer?
The party is diverse but it has a problem – beating Trump – and it may be that a straight white man is best placed to help
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Protests continue in Pittsburgh after officer acquitted in fatal shooting of Antwon Rose II
Shots were fired into the empty office of the attorney representing a white police officer acquitted Friday in the fatal shooting of unarmed black teen Antwon Rose II, and protests in Pittsburgh continued Saturday.
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Thai elections: Pro-democracy and military-linked parties appear almost deadlocked in surprise early results
Ahead of the elections, changes to voting rules were widely seen as a way to give the junta the electoral advantage.
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'Taste of victory' for SDF, but ISIL threat remains
Kurdish-led forces hold ceremony after 'elimination' of ISIL's so-called caliphate amid warnings of remaining dangers.
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