The president needs a Supreme Court win to show his core supporters in the November midterms.

Army personnel officials determined the negative reviews weren't objective.

This is the fourth time a Trump-affiliated group has used Russian footage in an ad.

Miles Taylor has recruited current and former Trump administration officials to the cause.

The critical comments happened at an off-the-record dinner.

POLITICO spoke to 10 National Guardsmen who have taken part in the protest response across the country since the killing of George Floyd while in police custody.

The party "looked 'as if COVID had never happened.'"

Josh Venable is lending his name as an adviser to the Republican Political Alliance for Integrity and Reform.

Lt. Col. Yevgeny Vindman, a National Security Council lawyer who was forced out along with his more famous twin Alexander, remains on active duty.

Meet Christianné Allen, the 20-year-old college student who speaks for President's Trump's personal lawyer.

Alexander warned the company that his followers would be hijacked by bad actors and said he’d testify before Congress.

The CEO, a top Trump ally, has been sued for defamation over his false assertion that a company’s voting machines stole the election for Joe Biden.

The review came after officials discovered that aid to foreign countries wasn't being coordinated with U.S. requests.

The proposed communications contract comes as the agency faces growing questions about its independence from the Trump White House.

'You think he should just take that sitting down?' she says about Trump after George Conway questioned his mental fitness.

The White House is historically diverse. But there are concerns internally about a wave of departures and the current culture.

A defense official said the calls were not out of the ordinary, and the chairman was not frantically trying to reassure his counterpart.

"It’s about the nation," Trump's former chief of staff says in an interview with POLITICO. The wait "hurts our national security."

The likely Israeli spying efforts were uncovered during the Trump presidency, several former top U.S. officials said.

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Trio of resignations follow defense secretary's firing.

The Jan. 6 congressional hearings have paused, at least for now, and Washington is taking stock of what was learned about the actions of Donald Trump and associates surrounding the Capitol attack.

The energy secretary's role in pushing the president's message in Kiev was more extensive than publicly known, people familiar with Perry's activities tell POLITICO.

For his inauguration, the president wanted a North Korean-style military parade, right down to the “goose-stepping troops and armored tanks.”

The former Trump adviser is working for the Club for Growth as Congress considers forcing the sale of the app.

And Democrats eye big tax increases as they move ahead on reconciliation.

The Vermont senator’s 2016 travel as a Clinton surrogate became “a running joke in the office.“

The president is dismissing Cliff Sims as “the videographer” as former colleagues see the “Team of Vipers” author as a traitor.

An exasperated Trump is aware of the search, which is making use of the White House IT office.

Bill Montgomery started the pro-Trump student group along with Charlie Kirk, its current leader.

What was said between the two leaders is a great mystery, one that advisers to the current president say is imperative to find out.

The Office of Personnel Management is stonewalling their requests for information, lawmakers say.

The new House speaker has since disavowed many of the organization’s stances.

Officials were told that morgues in the city are expected to reach capacity next week, per the briefing.

The IG's office is asking witnesses whether Jackson has routinely destroyed politically sensitive documents.

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The Office of Personnel Management is stonewalling their requests for information, lawmakers say.

An unprecedented number of administration veterans have turned against the president — and even many of those who still back him think he's doomed.

The president has often perplexed foreign officials and his own aides as he learns how to deal with the world beyond America's borders.

The deputy White House liaison at the aid agency blasted Democrats and her colleagues for what she called “rampant anti-Christian sentiment.”

The postmaster general will sit before the House Oversight panel on Aug. 24.

The news adds new hints that Cohen could be open to being a potential witness in any case against Trump.

The longtime K St. fixture is back in business after a Mueller-induced hiatus.

The potential plan is angering officials who fear it will cause chaos in their personal lives as they plot their next moves.

The administration officials who defected from the administration over the riots have almost all receded from public view even as Trump’s stayed put.

The prosecution didn't accuse the president of a crime, but did allege he was in direct contact with Stone as the GOP operative sought information about hacked emails.

And Chris Christie prepares to get into the 2024 race.

The Trump political appointees said they were surprised they were turned down. The White House says they shouldn’t have been.

DHS secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said he would reconstitute the council in the next few weeks as he transitions to a new model for the committee.

Brandon Phillips was arrested last month on a charge of animal cruelty. In 2016, he resigned as Donald Trump's Georgia state director after his criminal history was revealed.

Exclusive DailyMail.com photos showed the former president at his Trump International Golf Course in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Sunday afternoon with several buddies.

Vivek Ramaswamy leaves the boardroom for a barn in Iowa to test out his businessman-turned-culture-warrior brand on rural conservative voters.

The group is under fire for its unity presidential bid and for an attack on a Problem Solvers Caucus member.

"On my birthday eve, my husband Tony and I will have a special dinner at a favorite restaurant."

The comments come as Democratic congressional leaders demand the former attorney general testify about the leak probes.