Costello won't seek reelection in Pennsylvania | TheHill
Rep.
Trump claims many lawyers want to represent him: 'Don’t believe the Fake News narrative' | TheHill
MORE on Sunday claimed that many lawyers want to represent him in the special counsel's Russia investigation.
"Many lawyers and top law firms want to represent me in the Russia case...don’t believe the Fake News narrative that it is hard to find a lawyer who wants to take this on," he tweeted.
"Fame & fortune will NEVER be turned down by a lawyer, though some are conflicted," he continued.
Trump then reiterated that he is pleased with his current legal team.
"I am very happy with my existing team," he tweeted.
"Besides, there was NO COLLUSION with Russia, except
Biden supporters are thrilled over his fight with Trump | TheHill
MORE, stark words that provoked the president and stoked the idea that the former vice president wants to challenge Trump in 2020.
“I shouldn’t have said what I said,” Biden told the "Pod Save America" podcast on Friday. “I shouldn’t have brought it up again because I don’t want to get down in the mosh pit with this guy.”
Trump responded in kind on Twitter Thursday, writing, “Crazy Joe Biden is trying to act like a tough guy.
Bipartisan 'No Labels' group aims to protect moderates in primary fights | TheHill
The bipartisan No Labels group is looking to expand its fight for political moderates to more than a dozen primaries this year after being emboldened by Rep.
Five takeaways from Stormy Daniels’s big interview | TheHill
on Sunday evening when CBS’s “60 Minutes” aired an interview with the adult-film star.
Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, detailed the sexual liaison she says she had with Trump in 2006.
The White House has said that Daniels and other women who have made allegations about Trump’s behavior — allegations that range from consensual extramarital sex to sexual assault — are lying.
What were the main takeaways from the Daniels interview?
1.
Trump's proposed ban on transgender troops uncertain at Friday deadline - ABC News
President transgender individuals is supposed to go into effect Friday but it’s unclear if the White House will announce any new policy.
Defense Secretary James Mattis sent his private recommendation to the White House a month ago but it hasn't been revealed.
After the president's tweets, March 23 was the date set in the presi
Ex-Playboy model on alleged Trump affair: 'Somebody's lying, and I can tell you, it's not me' - ABC News
Karen McDougal, the former Playboy centerfold model who alleges she had a 10-month romantic affair with Donald Trump, pushed back tonight against White House claims that there was no truth to her allegations of a previous relationship with the president.
"I think somebody's lying," McDougal told CNN. "And I can tell you, it's not me."
McDougal’s interview –- after a decade of silence -- comes just two days after she filed a lawsuit in state court in California, seeking to invalidate a contract she signed with American Media, Inc., the parent company of the National Enquirer.
Gen. H.R. McMaster resigning as national security adviser - ABC News
President Donald Trump and White House confirmed on Thursday.
He will be replaced by former United Nations ambassador John Bolton — the third person to take on the role during the current administration.
“After thirty-four years of service to our nation, I am requesting retirement from the U.S. Army effective this summer after which I will leave public service.
President Trump sends shockwave through Washington with veto threat of $1.3 trillion spending bill - ABC News
President Donald Trump on Friday sent a shockwave through Washington with a surprise tweet threatening to veto the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill passed by Congress.
"I am considering a VETO of the Omnibus Spending Bill based on the fact that the 800,000 plus DACA recipients have been totally abandoned by government shutdown. The House approved its version Thursday in a 256 to 167 vote.
Government funding expires at midnight.
The Note: Forces even bigger than a disruptive president - ABC News
The TAKE with Rick Klein
This week seemed to do its best to overload Washington’s circuits.
H.R. McMaster and John Dowd are out, while John Bolton and Joe diGenova go from defending President Donald Trump on television to working for him.
Nice words for Vladimir Putin, and not-nice words for Robert Mueller. A Facebook scandal impacting the Trump campaign.
The capital teetered between a budget-busting spending bill and a government showdown, with a spring snowstorm and Sens.