A Scottish council has approved a 150 million pound ($185 million) plan by U.S. President Donald Trump’s family business to build 550 houses at his golf resort north of Aberdeen, despite some local opposition.
Rachel Maddow said Donald Trump’s extortion scheme with Ukraine makes him an active counterintelligence threat to the United States of America.
The impeachment tide has rapidly shifted since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a formal inquiry earlier in the week.
The MSNBC host got Trump’s 2020 communications director to admit that it’s a crime to work with a foreign government to influence an election.
Trump has lost Sean Hannity, as the Fox News host and #1 Trump defender has told friends privately that the Ukraine whistleblower allegations are “really bad.”
Trump’s lawyer is locked in a fight with Trump’s State Department, which Trump’s lawyer tried to win by tweeting incriminating evidence against Trump.
Impeachment hasn’t backfired on Democrats. According to a new Politico/Morning Consult poll, there has been a 13 point swing in favor of impeachment.
Leaked audio of a private event that Trump attended at the UN catches the president calling reporters animals and scum while threatening the Ukraine whistleblower with death.
The report said Trump acted to advance his personal political interests, risking national security, and that White House officials intervened to shift evidence to a separate electronic system.
“This is a cover-up,” Pelosi said. “The president has been engaged in a cover-up all along.”
Longtime Clinton spokesman Nick Merrill said on Thursday that “in a land of ironies this reigns king.”
Two of Trump’s Republican challengers support impeachment effort By Trevor Hunnicutt NEW YORK (Reuters) – Two of the three Republicans challenging Donald Trump for their party’s presidential nomination backed an effort to impeach the U.S. president during a debate on Tuesday. Republicans Joe Walsh and Bill Weld made the comments as the U.S. House of…
CNN’s faithful truth seeker Jim Acosta reported minutes ago that a person who spoke with President Trump in the last 24 hours says he sounded more distracted, but not appreciating the legal peril his administration faces.
House Intel Chair Adam Schiff said that Trump’s release of the Ukraine phone call had provided Democrats with confirmation of the whistleblower complaint.
Acting Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Joseph Maguire testified Thursday that he was unsure if it was illegal to solicit or accept anything of value from a foreign national in connection with an election. It is with great side eye that we report Maquire did this during a hearing about a whistleblower complaint surrounding the…
A whistleblower report released on Thursday said President Donald Trump not only abused his office in attempting to solicit Ukraine’s interference in the 2020 U.S. election for his own political benefit, but that the White House also tried to “lock down” evidence about that conduct.
Rep. Devin Nunes (D-CA) claimed at a hearing with the acting DNI that Democrats are working with Ukraine to get naked pictures of President Donald Trump. Nunes went on a whole conspiracy theory rant where the topper was, “Democrats on this very committee colluded to get what they thought was nude pictures of Trump.” Video:…
Zelenskiy, a former comedian and political novice who was only elected in April, was blindsided on Wednesday when the White House released a memo summarizing his July 25 call with Trump during which the U.S. leader asked him to investigate Joe Biden and his son.
Here is a snapshot of highlights from the whistleblower report.
Under questioning, the acting Director of National Intelligence, Joseph Mcguire did not deny that he spoke to Trump about the whistleblower complaint.
Top U.S. spy official says whistleblower who accused Trump acted in ‘good faith’ By Patricia Zengerle, David Morgan and Doina Chiacu WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The top U.S. intelligence official said on Thursday that a whistleblower who filed a complaint concerning President Donald Trump has “acted in good faith,” testifying after a House panel released the…
Adam Schiff got Acting DNI Joseph Maguire to admit that Trump’s claim that the whistleblower is a political hack is not true.
A whistleblower report released by a congressional panel on Thursday said President Donald Trump used his office to solicit Ukraine’s interference in the 2020 election to advance his personal political interests, risking U.S. national security.
Trump has been withholding phone calls with foreign leaders that contain politically damaging phone calls on a password protected national security server.
In the memo, Trump asks Zelenskiy directly to investigate his political rival, Democratic challenger Joe Biden, Biden’s son’s business dealings, and a Ukraine prosecutor.
The memo is more damning than anticipated, said Adam Schiff, the Democrat who heads the House Intelligence Committee. He called it a “mafia-like shakedown” of a foreign leader.
