PITTSBURGH — For nearly a quarter of a century Amtrak’s Capitol Limited has taken me from my beloved hometown to Washington, D.C. Sometimes for fun, almost always for work, the experience is never the same.
A disputed story by BuzzFeed News that set off a flurry of speculation about whether President Trump obstructed justice in the Russia investigation has increased scrutiny of the media.
As campaigns against "toxic" manhood continue in this #MeToo era, few people talk about "toxic" femininity. Unfortunately, this is because the poison of modern-day feminism has convinced a malleable culture that masculinity should be denigrated. Somehow, eschewing half of society is how equality will finally be achieved.
Republicans may escape the brunt of the blame for the government shutdown, but only because they’ve been hiding on the sidelines while President Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi duke it out.
Thirty years ago tomorrow, Ronald Reagan left the White House for the last time as president of the United States. On that relatively mild January morning he was, as usual, in a good mood — for the most part. Although proud of what he had accomplished and looking forward to being back home in California, Reagan did not like saying goodbye to the people who had become so important to him and Mrs. Reagan during their eight years in Washington.
President Trump relished special counsel Robert Mueller’s pushback of a BuzzFeed News report that claimed the president had ordered his former attorney to lie to Congress.
Another leak about President Trump, supposedly from federal prosecutors, and another media freakout.
President Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani called on the Department of Justice to investigate BuzzFeed News’ sources behind its bombshell report that the president told Michael Cohen to lie in his congressional testimony.
BuzzFeed News is standing by its report that President Trump directed his former lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress, despite special counsel Robert Mueller issuing a rare statement to dispute it.
Special counsel Robert Mueller's office is pushing back Friday against a report that claimed President Trump told his attorney Michael Cohen to lie in congressional testimony about his business dealings with Russia.
Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard Law professor who has come to be known for defending President Trump, on Friday said new allegations that the Republican leader told his former personal lawyer to lie to Congress will be decided on four things.
President Trump teased a “major announcement” coming Saturday about the southern border.