New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is criticizing Quentin Tarantino for his anti-police comments, pointing out that the famous Hollywood director has a history of being wrong on the issues.
Christine Ciccone, the chief operating officer for Jeb Bush’s campaign, is leaving the team as the former Florida governor dramatically cuts costs and asserts himself as the Republican establishment frontrunner.
A new survey shows that a majority of likely Republican voters who watched the last Republican presidential debate on CNBC want Jeb Bush to drop out.
President Obama is prepared to escalate military operations in Syria against ISIS, calling up Special Operations Forces to deploy in the area to assist local ground forces.
Sen. Marco Rubio returned to Washington D.C. last night to vote against the McConnell/Reid/Boehner/Obama budget deal that raised the debt limit for the remaining two years of President Obama’s presidency and ended the threat of a government shutdown in 2015.
Chris Christie’s campaign is using a New York Times editorial calling for the New Jersey governor to drop out of his presidential race as an excellent opportunity to raise some more money.
The newly elected Speaker Paul Ryan is not likely to participate in a golf outing with President Obama soon.
Even though the newly elected Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has supported immigration reform in the past, the Obama administration did not appear confident that he will help them pass any immigration reform.
The newly elected Speaker Paul Ryan may have called for bipartisanship in the House of Representatives, but his respect for the Democratic minority does not appear to include hugs.
Speaker-in-waiting Paul Ryan has invited former failed Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney as his special guest for his Speaker election on Capitol Hill Thursday.
After CNBC posed a question about government regulating fan sites promoting wagers on fantasy football, Jeb Bush took the opportunity to remind the crowd that he was winning his fantasy football league.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus finally pulled the plug on CNBC, trashing the questions from the debate moderators on stage and describing the event as “a pretty hostile environment.”
Prince Harry, and his scruffy beard, returned to the United States today to meet with Michele Obama and promote the Invictus Games, a sporting event for injured active duty and veteran service members.
After Sen. Ted Cruz lashed out against the Republican debate moderators at CNBC, Comedian Bill Maher celebrated on Twitter.
As reports of a runaway military blimp filled cable news, MSNBC turned the coverage over to their breaking news reporter Brian Williams.
A runaway surveillance blimp has broken free from its tether, according to a NORAD spokesperson, as two F-16s are monitoring it’s path over Pennsylvania.
Billionaire candidate Donald Trump is saying that CNBC’s candidate debate this evening won’t be fair, even though the media organization agreed to his demands that they shorten the event.
President Obama has endorsed the budget plan proposed by Speaker John Boehner, according to White House aides, as the troubled Speaker prepares to retire from the House of Representatives. “We believe this a budget framework that meets the president’s vision,”
“We’re going through a spasm of fear.” Obama says, referring to the emergence of “far-right parties” in Europe and America. Obama made his remarks in a conversation with writer Marilynne Robinson published by the New York Review of Books.
“You can argue that that’s part of the reason why our politics has gotten so polarized, is that—when I was growing up, if the president spoke to the country, there were three stations and every city had its own newspaper and they were going to cover that story,” President Obama says. “And that would last for a couple of weeks, people talking about what the president had talked about.”
President Obama is making fun of Republicans, accusing them of looking like “Grumpy Cat” – an old internet meme from 2012.
Former Massachusetts Governor and failed presidential candidate Mitt Romney admits that Romneycare, passed while he was governor, was the precursor to Obamacare.
President Obama is defending the Black Lives Matter Movement. During an event discussing Criminal Justice reform, the president told the audience that the African-American community was not just “making stuff up.”
Former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee is ending his campaign for president, further clearing the field for Hillary Clinton’s looming march to the Democratic nomination.
Ben Carson is now leading national frontrunner Donald Trump by nine points in Iowa with 28 percent of the vote, according to the Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics Iowa Poll released this morning. That’s up 10 points from the same poll conducted in August. Trump comes in second with 19 percent, while Sen. Ted Cruz gets third place with 10 percent support.
