Conservative host Mark Levin claims 'silent coup' warning justified by McCabe, Rosenstein reports
Levin, who hosts Fox News’ “Life, Liberty & Levin”, made the explosive claims as far back as March 2017, on his radio talk show.
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If moderates are absent, 'this will be Bernie Sanders’ party’: Matthew Continetti
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., who on Tuesday announced his candidacy for president, will leave a lasting impact win or lose, Matthew Continetti, the editor of the Washington Free Beacon, said.
McCabe: I don't 'hate' Trump despite his attacks on my wife
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe was asked during a television interview Tuesday if he “hates” President Trump, specifically regarding the president's repeated verbal attacks on McCabe's wife.
Hume criticizes 'inappropriate' behavior by reporters who helped Harris shop
Fox News senior political analystBrit Hume criticized a group of reporters who encouraged Sen. Kamala Harris to try on clothes during a campaign stop last week insidea South Carolina boutique.
Napolitano says if NYT report is accurate, Trump may be implicated in attempted obstruction
Fox News judicial analystJudgeAndrew Napolitano on Tuesday considered a New York Times report that claimed President Trumptried to interfere in an investigation into his former personal attorney Michael Cohen, and the analyst said if the report is accurate Trumpcould be implicatedinattempted obstruction.
Bernie's bombast now facing more rivals, more media scrutiny
Democratic voters have to decide whether they want a 77-year-old curmudgeon with a socialist agenda who's not even a Democrat.
Tucker Carlson presses ex-Bush attorney how Trump would be removed under 25th Amendment: by force, firearms, nets?
Move over Firstand Second amendments, the 25th Amendment is getting its chance in the sun.
Move over Millennials, Oregon lawmakers introduce bill to lower voter age to 16
Oregon lawmakers are floating a bill that would ask voters to amend the state’s constitution to lower the voting age from 18 to 16-years-old under a plan unveiled Monday.
McCabe tells 'Late Show' host Stephen Colbert he remains suspicious of President Trump
Continuing to promote his new book, former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe made an appearance Tuesday night on CBS’s “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.”
McCabe says ‘it’s possible’ Trump’s a Russian asset
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe said in an interview Tuesday that he believes it is possible that President Trump is a Russian asset and thinks “that’s why we started our investigation.
Gowdy challenges McCabe's claim congressional leaders didn't object to Russia counterintelligence probe
Former congressman and Fox News contributor Trey Gowdy disputed former acting FBI director Andrew McCabe’s claim Tuesday that congressional leadersdidn't object to the bureau's counterintelligence investigation over President Trump's Russia ties.
Trump, Giuliani deny president tried obstructing Michael Cohen investigation
President Trump's attorney, Rudolph Giuliani, denied a New York Times report that Trump asked then-Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker whether U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman, an ally of Trump's, could be put in charge of the investigation into alleged wrongdoing by the president's onetime personal attorney, Michael Cohen.
Trump to nominate Jeff Rosen to replace Rod Rosenstein as deputy attorney general
President Trump will nominate Jeff Rosen to replace outgoing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, White House officials announced Tuesday, confirming previous reports and seemingly cementing the ouster of the embattled No.
McCabe says he doesn't recall discussing infamous 'insurance policy' with Strzok, Page in 2016
Former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe was pressed Tuesday about the infamous “insurance policy” text that was made between former FBI agent Peter Strzok and his lover, former FBI lawyer Lisa Page.
GOP threatens retaliation against Dems probing 'ridiculous conspiracy theory' on White House-Saudi nuclear tie
House Republicans are forcefully pushing back against a Democratic-led probe announced Tuesday into an alleged plot by White House officials to share nuclear power technology with Saudi Arabia, saying it amounts to a defamatory "conspiracy theory" and warning that there would be consequences.
McCabe: Rosenstein's offer to wear wire was 'absolutely not' a good idea
Former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe on Tuesday claimed he unequivocally rejected Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s suggestion of wearing a wire in the White House, saying it was “absolutely not” a good idea.
ACLU latest to file lawsuit against Trump emergency declaration
The Trump administration is facing another lawsuit over the president's emergency declaration to build a border wall.
Gillibrand interrupted in Iowa by restaurant patron seeking ranch dressing
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., was interrupted while campaigning in Iowaon Monday by someone who just wantedcondiments for their food.
Trump WH 'exploring every legal option' to reclaim money from defunct California high-speed rail project
The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it is exploring "every legal option" to reclaim $2.5 billion in federal funds provided to California for its now-defunct high-speed rail project, and also that it intends to cancel $928 million in federal grants not yet paid for the project to linkLos Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area.
McCabe reveals the 'one thing' that stood out from his fateful call with Flynn
In his new book, former FBI deputy directorAndrew McCabeoffers extensive new details of investigators' fateful January 2017 interview with former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn at the White House -- a breezy conversation which began, according to McCabe, with all the urgency of a "playdate.
Barney Frank says Green New Deal a 2020 'loser'
Former Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., isn’tholding back when it comes to commenting on the Green New Deal calling it a “loser” and highlighting the divide within the Democratic party.
Trump administration pushes for end to worldwide criminalization of homosexuality
U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell is spearheading a bid by the Trump administration to decriminalize homosexuality in dozens of countries around the world.
Illinois governor signs measure hiking state's minimum wage to $15
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has signed a measure gradually hiking the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2025, the highest in the Midwest.
Beto O'Rourke releases plan calling for giving millions of undocumented immigrants path to legal status
Days after saying he’d support eliminating U.S.-Mexico border barriers, former U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke has released a 10-point plan that argues that strict border enforcement encourages illegal immigration and that calls for giving millions of undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship.
Clarence Thomas backs Trump's call for changing defamation law to ease suits against media
Justice Clarence Thomas, in a concurring opinion released Tuesday, called for reversing decades of jurisprudence that has made it harder for public figures to sue news outletsfor defamation -- all premised, he said, on a series of"policy-driven decisions masquerading as constitutional law.
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John James, Dina Powell leading candidates for UN envoy, source says
Former U.S. Senate candidate John James and former national security aide Dina Powell are President Trump's top two candidates to become ambassador to the United Nations.
John James leading candidate for UN envoy, source says
Former U.S. Senate candidate John Jamesis seen as one of President Trump's topcandidates to become ambassador to the United Nations, a source familiar with discussions about the matter told Fox News on Tuesday.
Kamala Harris affirms support for capitalism as democratic socialist Sanders enters race
While Kamala Harris welcomed the senator from next-door Vermont into the race, saying "the more the merrier," she also made clear she doesn't subscribe to his political ideology.
McCabe slams Loretta Lynch in new book, says Clinton probe should have gone to special counsel
Former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe, in his new book, rails against President Obama’s attorney general, Loretta Lynch, for her decisions and actions while the FBI investigated Hillary Clinton’s email server during the 2016 campaign, saying Lynch should have been recused from the probe and a special counsel should have been appointed instead.
Trump directs Pentagon to draft Space Force proposal
President Trump on Tuesday formally directed the Department of Defense to draft legislation creating a so-called Space Force within the U.S. Air Force – in a bid to launch the first new branch of the military in more than 70 years.
Former Rep. Joseph Crowley, who lost to Ocasio-Cortez, joins top lobbying firm
The former New York congressman whose 2018 primaryelection loss sparkedthe rise of Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is now going on to work for a top lobbying firm.
Minnesota lawmaker's push for tougher female genital mutilation law faces opposition
Despite some push back and opposition, Republican representative Mary Franson is determined to see that the cultural practice of female genital mutilation (FGM) is banned in her home state of Minnesota.
Andrew McCabe 'should be prosecuted' for recent '60 Minutes' interview: Jason Chaffetz
Former congressman and Fox News contributor Jason Chaffetz said Tuesday that formeracting FBI director Andrew McCabe should be prosecuted for his recent interview on “60 Minutes.”
Judge orders Roger Stone to court over inflammatory Instagram post
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered former Trump adviser Roger Stone to appear in court to consider whether his bail will be revoked after he posted a pictureof her on Instagram showing what appeared to be crosshairs in the background.
Howard Schultz flips script, warns Democrats their nominee could be ‘spoiler’
Former Starbucks CEOHoward Schultz, battling Democratic criticism that he'd be a "spoiler" should he launch an independent bid for president, urged the party to consider the possibility that their own nominee could play such a role.
Trump denies calling Andrew McCabe's wife ‘a loser’
President Trump on Tuesday denied telling Andrew McCabe his wife is “a loser” because of her unsuccessful Democratic run for the Virginia state Senate in 2015, an allegation the former FBI deputy director made during his anti-Trump book tour.
Trump's ex-Hill chief returning as Pence's chief of staff
President Donald Trump's former chief liaison to Congress is returning to the White House as chief of staff for Vice President Mike Pence.
House Dems probe White House handling of Saudi nuclear plan
A new congressional report says senior White House officials pushed a project to share nuclear power technology with Saudi Arabia despite the objections of ethics and national security officials.
Ginsburg returns to Supreme Court bench after lung cancer surgery
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg returned to thebench on Tuesday, eight weeks after undergoing surgery for lung cancer.
Warren urges Trump Cabinet to invoke 25th Amendment, remove him from office if he can't perform duties
2020 presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren, reacting to revived allegations that administration officials discussed invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Trump from office in 2017, proclaimed that members of his Cabinet would have a “constitutional responsibility” to do so ifthey believe he can’t perform his duties.
Rep. Jim Jordan denies Andrew McCabe's claim Congressional leaders didn't object to Trump investigation
Speaking to “Fox & Friends” host Brian Kilmeade he was never informed by McCabe, before blasting him as someone who cannot be trusted.
McCabe: 'No one' in congressional leadership objected when told of FBI’s Trump probe
Former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabesaid in a television interview Tuesday that hebriefed congressional leadership in 2017 about the bureau’s counterintelligence investigation into President Trump, but claimed none of the lawmakers – including then-House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell – objected to it.
Trump campaign pokes fun at Bernie Sanders' 2020 announcement, as reaction splits on candidacy
The Trump campaignslammed Bernie Sanders moments after he announced he will make another bid for president by entering thecrowded 2020 race.
‘Moderate’ a dirty word? 2020 Dems cringe at being labeled less than liberal
The Democratic presidential candidates are, with only a few exceptions, shunning the 'moderate' label as they court the party base.
Trump mocks California over ‘Fast Train,’ firing back at emergency declaration lawsuit
President Trump on Tuesday ridiculed California for its “failed Fast Train project”as he fired back at a multi-state lawsuit opposing his declaration of a national emergency on the southern border.
McCabe is trying to ‘audition as a resistance figure’ like Comey did: Chris Stirewalt
Former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe is following in the footsteps of his former boss, ex-FBI Director James Comey, argued Fox News politics editor Chris Stirewalt.
Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, other 2020 Dems forced to change tune on Jussie Smollett case
They say hindsight is 20/20. And that’s certainly the case for some Democraticpresidential hopefuls as twists continue to emerge in the case of the alleged attack on actor Jussie Smollett.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders enters crowded 2020 presidential race
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., announced on Tuesday he will make another bid for president by entering the already crowded 2020 race.
Trump 'not mentally well,' should be removed under 25th Amendment, former Bush ethics attorney says
President Donald Trump is “not well at all mentally” and Congress needs to remove him under the 25th Amendment, former President George W. Bush’s chief ethics attorney Richard Painter said Monday.
Ocasio-Cortez raises eyebrows after comparing Trump's border wall to Berlin Wall
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez raised eyebrows after comparing President Trump’s border wall plans to the Berlin Wall separating the communist Germany from the free world.
Roger Stone apologizes after sharing judge's photo, denies threat
Former Trump adviser Roger Stone on Monday was forced to apologize to the judge presiding over his criminal case after sharing on social media a picture of her.
Sen. Doug Jones calls on small Alabama newspaper editor to resign after editorial calling for KKK to ‘clean out DC’
Sen. Doug Jones, D-Ala., called on the editor of a small Alabama newspaper to resign Monday after publishing an editorial last week that called for the Ku Klux Klan to "night ride again" and "clean out D.C.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar is a 'no' on free college tuition
Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn, has separated herself again from the large field of progressive 2020 candidates by not endorsing free college tuition.
Warren set to release $70B-per-year plan for universal child care, will tap wealth tax
Elizabeth Warren, the Democratic senator from Massachusetts, is expected to announce a plan Tuesday that would fund universal child care by tapping into revenue from her wealth tax proposal, reports said.
George Washington's Farewell Address to be read on Senate floor in annual tradition
Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb., will follow a Senate tradition when the Senate meets again next week. The first order of business is for Fischer to read George Washington’s Farewell Address aloud on the floor.
Man who died in Democratic megadonor Ed Buck's home called him a 'f---ing devil,' report says
A man who died last month at the West Hollywood home of prominent Democratic Party fundraiser Ed Buck warned his friends to steer clear of the well-connected donor and referred to him as a "f---ing devil" and "a horrible, horrible man," The Daily Beast reported Monday night.
Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein expected to step down by mid-March, official says
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is expected to leave his role at the Justice Department by mid-March, a senior DOJ official told Fox News on Monday.
New York, California, 14 other states sue Trump in Ninth Circuit over emergency declaration
The attorneys general of California, New York, and 14 other states on Monday filed a lawsuit in the Ninth Circuit against the White House's recent national emergency declarationover border security, claiming President Trumphas "veered the country toward a constitutional crisis of his own making.
Talks on Rosenstein possibly recording Trump unfolded over 'couple of days,' abandoned as 'too risky': former top FBI lawyer
High-level Justice Department discussions about the possibility of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein secretly recording President Trump took place over a “couple of days” before the idea was abandoned as “too risky,” according to testimony from the FBI's former top lawyer.
When every day is Presidents’ Day
President's Day, Joe Biden will have to make room for himself in the crowded 2020 field and the nation reacts to President Trumps emergency declaration.
Kamala Harris distances herself from Bernie Sanders: 'I am not a democratic socialist'
Asked by Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy if she would have to run as a Democratic Socialist – which is how Bernie Sanders often describes himself, Democratic Sen.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she's 'just fine' after health scares
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Monday said she's "just fine" after she underwent lung surgery in December.
Second Justin Fairfax accuser calls for public hearing into assault allegations
A woman who has accused Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax of raping her while they were undergraduates at Duke University nearly two decades ago called Monday for the state's general assembly to hold a public hearing into her allegations and those of another woman against the Democrat.
Trump declares 'socialism is dying' amid Venezuela 'catastrophe,' promises 'this will never happen to us'
President Donald Trump, speaking in a major foreign policy address in Miami, Fla. to members of the Venezeulan community, declared Monday that the embattled country's "current path toward democracy is irreversible," and issued a stark assessment that"socalism is dying" across the world.
Farrakhan tells 'sweetheart' Rep. Omar not to apologize for Israel comments
Notorious Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan defended Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., for implying on Twitter last week that the pro-Israel lobbying group AIPAC compensated lawmakers in exchange for supporting the Jewish state.
Virginia Democrat running for state legislature under fire for past anti-Semitic remarks
Virginia dentist Ibraheem Samirah, who is running for a state legislative seat, is under fire for old social media posts that compared giving aid to Israel to donating to the Ku Klux Klan.
Democrats press Trump to give Venezuelans in US reprieve from deportation
Democrats, seen as weak on Venezuela's socialst President Nicolas Maduro, are demanding that the U.S. give Venezuelans here a reprieve from deporation.
Kamala Harris gives awkward response when asked about Jussie Smollett claims
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris appeared to be caught off guard Monday when she was asked about the latest developments in the alleged attack on "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett.
Hillary Clinton slams Trump's national emergency declaration in tweet
Hillary Clinton took to Twitter on Monday to slam President Trump for declaring a national emergency along the United States southern border.
Cory Booker calls warnings about Green New Deal price tag a ‘lie’
Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker, campaigning in New Hampshire on Monday, said it’s a “lie” for critics to say the Green New Deal is too expensive to implement.
'Heartbeat' bills gaining momentum in several states, including Kentucky and Mississippi
Pro-life "heartbeat bills" are built on the simple premise that human life should be protected at the first detection of a heartbeat, which can be as early as six weeks and as late as twelve weeks into a pregnancy.
California's gun seizure program hits hurdles
Authorities in California are struggling to enforce a state law that permits officials to seize firearms from people with previous criminal convictions or mental health issues – running into staffing and budgetary issues that have contributed to a massive backlog of guns marked for confiscation.
Politicians who jumped on Jussie Smollett attack claim in awkward spot
Democratic politicians are backtracking from their initial comments about what was originally described as a hate crime against "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett, after a Chicago police spokesperson said over the weekend the "trajectory of the investigation" shifted and they no longer consider Smollett a victim in the case.
North Carolina starts hearing on ballot fraud allegation in contested House race
North Carolina elections officials are conducting a hearing Monday focused on allegations that a political operative tampered with mail-in ballots for the 1026 congressional election.
Trump accuses Rosenstein, McCabe of pursuing ‘illegal and treasonous’ plot against presidency
President Trump on Monday accused Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe of pursuing an “illegal and treasonous” plot against him, after McCabe detailed private DOJ discussions about secretly recording and potentially ousting the president.
5 inconvenient truths about Che Guevara
Che Guevara's fans might not be aware of just what their idol did and said. Here’s a look back at the history.
NYT columnist blasts Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal
David Brooks, the center-right political columnist at The New York Times, on Sunday said that he could never support a candidate who backs the Green New Deal because it would concentratepower in the “hands of the Washington elite” at a level not seen since WWII.
Bill de Blasio corrects Ocasio-Cortez's claim about spending Amazon tax break money
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio suggested on Sunday that critics of the potential Amazon campus New York City — such as Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — got the facts wrong over the money behind the tax breaks.
Graham defends Trump's border security spending push, says Kentucky students better off
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., reiterated his support for President Trump's national emergency declaration at the southern border Sunday.
McCabe says Rosenstein was 'absolutely serious' about secretly recording Trump
Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe told CBS' "60 Minutes" Sunday that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein "was not joking" when he suggested secretly recording President Donald Trump in the Oval Office following the May 2017 dismissal of FBI Director James Comey.
Cory Booker 'withholding' judgment on Smollett case after calling it 'attempted modern-day lynching'
Democratic presidential candidate Cory Booker told reporters Sunday that he would withhold judgment on the alleged attack on "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett after calling the incident "an attempted modern-day lynching" when it was first reported last month.
Biden slams Trump's treatment of European allies as speculation mounts of possible 2020 run
Amid widespread speculation that he could soon declare his candidacy for the 2020 presidential race, former Vice President Joe Biden offered up this weekend his latest critique of the Trump administration and its foreign policy direction.
Marco Rubio: Venezuelan soldiers would be committing 'crime against humanity' by blocking aid
During a visit to the Colombian border city of Cucuta, Sen. Marco Rubio warned Venezuelan soldiers that they would commit a "crime against humanity" if they blocked the entry of U.S.
Rush Limbaugh: Spending bill was effort by some Republicans to sabotage Trump
Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh, speaking to "Fox News Sunday," rejected claims that President Trump is unduly influenced by right-wing media figures -- an accusation that resurfaced amid the ongoing border wall funding dispute.
Anthony Weiner released from prison as part of federal re-entry program
Disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner has been released from jail and is now part of the federal re-entry program in New York as he awaits his full release later this spring.
Graham calls McCabe comments 'beyond stunning' as he threatens to subpoena former FBI chief
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., vowed on Sunday to investigate alleged discussions at the Department of Justice about invoking the 25th Amendment as a way to oust President Trump from office and threatened to subpoena former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe if he refused to testify on the matter before the Senate.
New York City's de Blasio blames Amazon for caving on deal for new headquarters in city
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio laid the blame on Amazon deciding to pull up stakes on a new headquarters in the city squarely on the corporate behemoth, saying that the company just “took their ball and went home.
California AG Becerra plans to sue Trump administration over national emergency declaration
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said on Sunday that he will "definitely and imminently" file a lawsuit against the Trump administration for declaring a national emergency at the U.S.
'Couple hundred miles' of border wall done by 2020; Trump will 'defend' emergency declaration, adviser Miller says
Speaking exclusively to "Fox News Sunday," senior White House adviser Stephen Miller vowed that substantial portions of President Trump's proposed southern border wall will becompleted by Sept.
Democrats reject push to alert ICE when illegal immigrants fail firearm background checks
Democrats this week approved a bill to requirebackground checks for all sales and transfers of firearms -- but rejected GOP-led efforts to amend the legislation to alert police when gun buyers, including illegal immigrants, fail those background checks.
Elizabeth Warren heckled at Georgia campaign stop: 'Why did you lie?'
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., was once again reminded that she exaggerated her Native American ancestryand was heckled during a campaign stop in Georgia.
Los Angeles City Council’s president suggests to deploy ‘army of cats’ to deal with rat situation
Herb Wesson, the president of Los Angeles’ City Council, suggested deploying an “army of cats” to fight City Hall’s rodent problem but was told Friday that adding cats to the equation would likely only worsen the issue.
Former top FBI lawyer: 2 Trump Cabinet officials were ‘ready to support’ 25th Amendment effort
Former top FBI lawyer James Baker, in closed-door testimony to Congress, detailed alleged discussions among senior officials at the Justice Department about invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Trump from office, claiming he was told Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said two Trump Cabinet officials were “ready to support” such an effort.
Patrick Caddell, pollster who also contributed to Fox News, is dead at 68: report
Patrick Caddell, a former Fox News contributor, reportedly died Saturday at age 68.
Heather Nauert withdraws from consideration for UN ambassador nomination, State Department says
State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert withdrew her name from consideration for the U.N. ambassador nomination, the department said Saturday.
Liberal activists planning day of protests against Trump’s national emergency declaration
Liberal activists are planning nationwide protests on Monday against President Trump’s national emergency declaration on the southern border, embracing the hashtag #FakeNationalEmergency.
Booker slams Trump over border emergency, says he won't push his vegan diet on Americans
Sen. Cory Booker took aim at President Donald Trump over his declaration of a national border emergency and defended his credentials as a political fighter as he kicked off a three-day presidential campaign swing in the state that holds the first primary in the race for the White House.
Bill Maher defends Ilhan Omar's Israel comments: 'I don't know why this has to be seen as anti-Semitic'
Bill Maher has come to the defense of freshman Democrat Ilhan Omar over her controversial Israel comments that resulted in many accusing her of anti-Semitism.
Tear down that border wall: Is Beto's battlecry the new Dem litmus test for 2020?
Beto O’Rourke may have inadvertently got the ball rolling this week on an emerging litmus test for Democrats eyeing the White House in 2020 when he said he “absolutely” supports tearing down the existing barriers along the southern border with Mexico.