Justin Sink
Trump’s $4.8T budget would increase debt, cut safety net
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s $4.8 trillion budget for the upcoming fiscal year proposes billions more in funding for defense and a United States...
Trump signs USMCA, sealing political win with bipartisan deal
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump signed into law a new trade pact with Canada and Mexico on Wednesday, sealing a political victory that will...
Trump says he threatened to keep government closed for years
NEW YORK - President Donald Trump confirmed that he told congressional leaders he’d keep the government closed for a year or longer if Democrats refuse...
Trump to withdraw U.S. from postal treaty, squeezing China
NEW YORK - President Donald Trump plans to withdraw the United States from a 192-nation treaty that gives Chinese companies discounted shipping rates for small...
Trump proposes to cut Medicare and spend big on wall, defense
NEW YORK - President Donald Trump will propose cutting entitlement programs by $1.7 trillion, including Medicare, in a fiscal 2019 budget that seeks billions...
Trump connects presidency to prosperity in `American moment’
NEW YORK - President Donald Trump sought to connect his presidency to the nation’s prosperity in his first State of the Union address, arguing...
Spicer resigns as Trump hires Scaramucci as communications director
NEW YORK - White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer resigned on Friday after President Donald Trump hired financier Anthony Scaramucci as his communications director,...
Sessions threatens to cut police money for sanctuary cities
WASHINGTON - The Trump administration is attempting to crack down on so-called sanctuary cities, announcing on Monday that local governments will have to certify...
Trump vows to put CEOs to work restoring U.S. manufacturing
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump summoned some of America’s most prominent corporate executives to the White House Thursday and told them he intends to...
Comey recommends no Clinton charges despite ‘carelessness’
(Updated, 1:58 p.m.)
WASHINGTON – The FBI recommended that no criminal charges be filed against Hillary Clinton over her use of private email while secretary...
