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Scaramucci has turned his very short tenure with the Trump administration into a profitable position for himself.

Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee took what they viewed as a significant step forward Thursday in formally outlining the procedures for their future investigations into President Donald Trump, a move that Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) said they will use to "determine whether to recommend articles of impeachment."

Gregory Cheadle is leaving the GOP to pursue 2020 Congress Campaign as Independent.

The Trump administration is reportedly blocking citizens of the Bahamas from being granted temporary protective status following the devastation of Hurricane Dorian.

An aide to Ayanna Pressley posted a picture of a sign hanging outside the politician's office in Washington, D.C. that read "Our office stands with Chrissy Teigen."

"Part of this has to be trying to educate the public about what Donald Trump did. And that this is not even the worst of it," former federal prosecutor Nick Akerman said.

The president and first lady are concerned about the impact of vaping on U.S. youth.

While Democrats call for more strict gun control measures after more mass shooting deaths, the president looks to end vaping after six fatalities.

"The felony crime is a serious one," Joyce Vance said. "Most significantly is the threat there is jail time involved."

It's nothing new for elected officials to post photos of themselves during momentous occasions, and both Trump and Obama have posted themselves on 9/11 remembrances.

Does the Trump administration have "legal authority to just take them off the streets?" Stuart Varney asked.

Here's the scorecard as we head for 2020: Trump and the Republicans - 2; Pelosi and the Democrats - 0.

"My heart stopped," Teigen told Ellen DeGeneres about the moment President Trump attacked her on Twitter Sunday night.

"Mitch McConnell should not be contracting the Senate's decisions out to the White House," Senator Chris Van Hollen said.

The conflicting messages gives Democrats the opportunity to to play the party's stance on impeachment as they see fit.

Protesters gathered outside the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday to rally against President Trump's latest judicial nominee Steven Menashi.

"Though Rick has left this earth, we will ensure that the memory of his deeds will never ever be forgotten," Trump said.

"It is great news for America," the right-wing host said of Trump's national security advisor's ouster.

The former president said unity and togetherness "defined the weeks and months after" the September 11 attacks.

" He's utterly unfit. He's INCAPABLE of thinking about anything but himself," former congressman Joe Walsh tweeted about Trump on Wednesday morning.

"We have a president who seems to not want to hear anything other than 'yes,'" Susan Rice told MSNBC.

The former vice president isn't the only Democratic candidate to have a solid lead over President Donald Trump.

"It's perhaps not the best way to find your next cabinet," Alisyn Camerota, who previously worked for Fox News, said.

There is a 35 percent chance that President Donald Trump escalates his trade war with China and others, Moody's Analytics says.

The image was of a Trump campaign poster for 2024 and played on his critics' fears that he will seek a third term despite the constitutional limit of two.

Remember how Mexico was supposed to pay for the wall? Now our commander in chief wants to take $3.6 billion from the U.S. military construction budget for his xenophobic vanity project.

The Daily Show host mocked the departure of the national security adviser, who disputes that he was fired, insisting instead that he quit the Donald Trump administration.

"This is outrageous, to protect the amount of lawlessness," New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said.

Trump announced Bolton's departure on Twitter on Tuesday, saying he had disagreed with "many" of his adviser's suggestions.

The South Carolina Republican is unfazed by the Inspector General's probe into the Hurricane Dorian forecast debacle around President Donald Trump and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.