Andrew Kragie

The president rambled for more than two hours from the stage at the annual gathering of conservatives. One topic he avoided: Michael Cohen’s explosive testimony against him.

Public opinion might help the state’s embattled Democratic leaders survive.

On Face the Nation, even Mick Mulvaney couldn’t say where his boss had come up with “25,772,342 illegal aliens” in America.

Hours after chaos hit the nation’s airports, lawmakers finally appear ready to bring the 35-day standstill to a temporary end.

As the government shutdown drags on, workers’ hardship grows—and soon could become a political break point.

Brett McGurk faulted the president for completely reversing Syria policy after one telephone conversation with Turkey’s president.

Rudy Giuliani, on the Sunday shows, says the president never told Michael Cohen to lie about pursuing Trump Tower Moscow during the 2016 campaign.

The president offered three-year protection for “Dreamers” and immigrants with protective status in exchange for $5.7 billion in border-wall funding. Democrats rejected it out of hand.

While Democrats express alarm over Trump’s affinity for Vladimir Putin, Republicans see partisan conspiracy theorizing.

On Friday, the South Carolina Republican urged Trump to declare a national emergency and “build a wall NOW,” but on Sunday he proposed a short-term deal and more talks.