Sanctions

Trump's divide-and-conquer strategy is destroying our tolerance of opposing views.

The House GOP leadership have spent time arguing over a political "nothingburger" for weeks.

If you're a foreign spy agency, there's less upside to sharing intelligence with the US any more.

The new tax law will not have an impact on long-term economic growth.

Everything you wanted to know—and more—about the controversial Republican report.

Trump thought gentlemanly forbearance and magnanimity weaknesses to be exploited.

And U.S. GDP will remain depressed by over 0.2 percent, permanently.

They should not overplay their hand in races against less conservative Republicans.

Targeting 'dangerous' people will only hurt the most vulnerable.

U.S. experts are angry, seeing a real chance to punish Russia thrown to the wayside.

A dozen women accuse him of sexual misconduct, dirty talk on tape, and the payoff of a porn star.

Is it all a PR campaign to impugn the integrity of the FBI and the Mueller investigation?

He is determined 'to make fixing the injustice of high drug prices one of our top priorities.'

Trump's infrastructure plan falls for shiny new objects rather than maintenance.

Except for one other year, 2017 saw the fewest illegal border crossings since World War II.

It is easier to cut off aid from the federal government than from Congress.

Free elections to oust Assad? He must be kidding.

An American energy company just postponed a $20 million U.S. factory expansion project.

State Dept. Russian experts were overruled by someone high up in the White House.

Mueller has a stack of fraud, foreign bribery, and money-laundering experts on his team.

A forgettable speech with nothing new in it.

These essential safety nets need to be strengthened, not cut.

Sixty thousand North Korean children risk potential starvation, warns the United Nations Children's Fund as international sanctions on the repressive regime tighten.

The president likes to take credit for everything that goes well. Whether he was responsible or not.

Would the information contained harm national security?

From solar cells to washer parts, five ways 'America First' trade policies hurt Americans.

Deregulation, repatriation and the prospect of lower taxes have made their mark.

The U.S. Treasury released the list as part of an increased effort to enforce existing sanctions against Russia.

America was built by ambitious people from all over the world, not by global capital.

There is a fear among Trump's lawyers he will provide intentionally false testimony.