Republican National Committee News
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Republicans change their tune on Congressional Budget Office after health care reportAfter the Congressional Budget Office released its report Monday on the Republican-backed American Health Care Act, estimating that 14 million more people will be uninsured next year -- a number that grows to 24 million by 2026 -- supporters of the plan were quick to levy complaints against the
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Jobs report no longer phony, Trump says, now that it's his
President Donald Trump is embracing numbers he once maligned as "phony" as he tries to take credit for the latest jobs report
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Liberals seeking a comeback take aim at their own party
Liberals seeking a comeback are taking aim at their own party amid a national surge of anti-Donald Trump protests, boycotts and actions
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Former Bush attorney general weighs in on President Trump's wiretap claimsFormer George W. Bush attorney general Michael Mukasey is interviewed on "This Week."
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Tea party parallel? Liberals taking aim at their own party
There's a national surge of anti-Donald Trump protests, boycotts and actions, but liberals are taking aim at a different target _their own party
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Trump tours private school in Florida, promoting choicePresident Donald Trump toured a private religious school in Florida on Friday, praising it as an ideal institution for "disadvantaged children" while re-emphasizing that his education agenda will focus on school choice
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A look at Trump's Cabinet picksPresident Trump's Cabinet selections include one African-American man, one Hispanic man and three women -- one of whom is Taiwanese-American and another, Indian-American. Here is the full list of Trump's Cabinet picks: Secretary of state Rex Tillerson - Confirmed Feb. 1 Tillerson, a former CEO of
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The Note: Priebus asks the FBI to refute Trump Russia reportsTrump’s first 100 days with ABC’s RICK KLEIN and SHUSHANNAH WALSHE Day No. 36 The big story: The Russia affair gets a new twist with the revelation that White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus asked a top FBI official to dispute reports that Trump campaign officials were in frequent contact with
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Transgender activists speak out at CPACABC News' Lana Zak talks with attendees who are concerned with the rights of transgender individuals.
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Steve Bannon says media 'always wrong' about Trump, president 'maniacally focused' on agendaDonald Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon, pounced on the media during the Conservative Political Action Conference Thursday, repeating his attack that the press is the "opposition party" that is "always wrong" about the administration. "I think if you look at, you know, the opposition party,"