A federal judge ordered the White House to temporarily reinstate Acosta's hard pass access last week while CNN's lawsuit goes forward.
The White House Is Threatening To Take Away Jim Acosta's Credentials — Again
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Senate Democrats Are Suing Over Matthew Whitaker's Appointment As Acting Attorney General
The senators argue that Trump's appointment of Whitaker circumvents the Senate's "advice and consent" role on nominees.
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The World's Biggest Hacking Powers Are Sitting Out Attempts To Bring An End To Hacking
Most of the world agrees that it's unacceptable to build programs that rapidly shut down computers around the world. But the countries most likely to do it aren't willing to promise not to.
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Enough Democrats Oppose Nancy Pelosi To Make Her Race Close, But They Don’t Have A Challenger
Sixteen Democrats signed a letter saying they will oppose Pelosi for speaker, but one of them is currently losing his House race.
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Sherrod Brown Wants Democrats To Have A Pro-Worker Message In 2020. He’s Not Sure Anyone Can Deliver It Better Than He Can.
“I don’t really want to judge other candidates, what they’re doing, what they’re saying,” the Ohio senator told BuzzFeed News. “But I’m concerned.”
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A Lawyer With Conservative Ties And No Diplomatic Experience Is Being Vetted For US Ambassador to Mexico
Washington lawyer Christopher Landau is under serious consideration by the White House, according to multiple sources.
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Most Members Of The Migrant Caravan Haven't Come Close To A US Soldier
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A Judge Ruled That Mississippi's 15-Week Abortion Ban Is "Unequivocally" Unconstitutional
"The State chose to pass a law it knew was unconstitutional to endorse a decades-long campaign, fueled by national interest groups, to ask the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade."
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The White House Won’t Say When Trump Formally Named Matthew Whitaker As Acting Attorney General
President Trump announced Whitaker’s appointment as acting attorney general in a tweet. That’s all the paperwork that’s been released.
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Trump Submitted Written Answers To Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia Questions
A long time coming — but it’s not yet clear whether Mueller will seek further questioning of Trump.
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The Only Democrat Publicly Considering Challenging Nancy Pelosi Will Not Run For Speaker Of The House
The announcement also comes after news broke that Ohio Rep. Marcia Fudge wrote a 2015 letter in support of a former judge accused of domestic abuse, who is now reportedly a suspect in his wife's death.
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The Pentagon Said Trump’s Deployment Of Troops To The Border Will Cost At Least $72 Million
It’s the first estimate of what it will cost to have 5,900 active-duty troops on the border.
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Why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Instagram Is So Good
She embodies this surrealist thing of, like, “WHAT IF…you were elected to Congress? What would happen next? What would you do?”
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Chief Justice John Roberts Rebukes Trump For His Latest Attack On The Judiciary
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Democrats Nearly Got Wiped Out In Ohio And Can’t Figure Out What To Do Next
Democrats in and outside of Ohio are arguing over whether or not the state is worth the party’s time in 2020, all while Sen. Sherrod Brown weighs a presidential campaign.
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No Investigators Have Talked To Georgia Democrats About Brian Kemp's Claim They Tried To Hack Him
More than two weeks after Georgia GOP gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp made the allegation, the Democratic Party says no one’s talked to them.
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The Trump Administration Just Asked The Supreme Court To Let It Enforce Its Transgender Military Ban
Courts have been skeptical of the administration’s attempts to bar transgender people from serving in the military.
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The Unsatisfying Truth About Hateful Online Rhetoric And Violence
Two angry men submerged themselves in the far-right internet. One committed murder. The other walked away. Why?
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A Judge Won't Let George Papadopoulos Delay His 14-Day Prison Sentence
Papadopoulos is set to begin his sentence for lying to the FBI in the Russia investigation on Monday.
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The US Has Fired Tear Gas And Closed The Largest Border Crossing With Mexico After Migrants Marched To The Border
At least one member of the march made it into the United States and was apprehended. Mexican police urged the marchers to return to the stadium in Tijuana where many have been living for days.
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