Mark Meadows

President Trump has been "very clear that he's supportive of another stimulus check," White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows told reporters.

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows vowed that people would "go to jail" over reports that Russia offered the Taliban bounties for U.S. soldiers, during an interview with former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani released Friday.

The President is expected to announce Tuesday the names of business leaders, medical experts, and state governors who will serve on his "council for re-opening the country"

The White House will soon announce the creation of a second coronavirus task force to focus on re-opening the economy after weeks of social distancing measures.

"I'm going to be working closer with the president, not less so," Meadows said in December.

"While he's experiencing zero symptoms, under doctors' standard precautionary recommendations, he'll remain at home until the 14-day period expires this Wednesday," said Meadows' spokesman Ben Williamson on Monday.

President Donald Trump announced the North Carolina representative's appointment via Twitter Friday evening.

Meadows' comments come as Republicans and Democrats continue to battle over whether witness testimonies should be allowed in Trump's Senate impeachment trial.

GOP Rep. Mark Meadows argued with MSNBC host Ari Melber about whether President Donald Trump allegedly attempting to pressure Ukraine into launching an investigation of former Vice President Joe Biden would be "proper" or "hypothetical."

Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.) revealed that his Trump impeachment defense "A team" includes Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) on Steve Bannon's podcast Thursday.

Rep. Mark Meadows, a North Carolina Republican, backed President Donald Trump over the Mueller investigation and now impeachment.

Adam Schiff provided few details of Monday's articles of impeachment hearing against Donald Trump.

The former Guantanamo prosecutor didn't mince his words after the president's surprise hospital trip.

The DOJ's internal watchdog concluded that the former FBI director "violated department and FBI policies" in leaking unclassified memos that detailed his conversations with the president to the press.

Sophie A. Nelson called the incident "the most ridiculous thing I've seen the Republican party do in a really long time."

"I think he substantially cooperated to say that there was no collusion," Republican Representative Mark Meadows said of Flynn.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein gave an interview to The Wall Street Journal after canceling a session with the House Judiciary Committee.

The lawmakers have accused the deputy attorney general, who oversees the special counsel's Russia investigation, of "high crimes and misdemeanors."

"If they're not here by July 6th," Meadows said of the documents, "Then certainly contempt and impeachment [of Rosenstein] will be in order."

Moderate Republicans fear a voter backlash if states are allowed to opt out of Obamacare.

John Dean: 'I believe Hillary Clinton is far too savvy and smart to lie to Congress. I am correct, and she has not done so.'

Cecile Richards slams critics and addresses those controversial videos.