Trump administration targets immigrants who receive public benefits

SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The Trump administration on Saturday proposed rules that could deny green cards to immigrants if they use Medicaid, food stamps, housing vouchers and other forms of public assistance.

Rod Rosenstein to meet President Trump Thursday as deputy attorney general job hangs in balance

President Donald Trump will meet later this week with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, the White House said Monday amid indications that Rosenstein was about to lose his job.

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USC's Interim President Dr. Wanda Austin gives her first interview since taking the job to "The Issue Is:"

Exclusive: USC Interim President: "We're Learning"

In her first television interview since taking over as Interim USC President, Dr. Wanda Austin said the university is “making some course corrections.”

'He's been there': Trump stumps for Sen. Heller in Vegas

His own political fortunes intrinsically linked to his party holding control of Congress, President Donald Trump on Thursday offered full-throated support for the most vulnerable incumbent Republican senator, while unleashing a torrent of grievances against Democrats and the news media and claiming they are sabotaging his administration.

Mira Sorvino to Gov. Jerry Brown: 'Do the Right Thing!'

Actress and activist Mira Sorvino has a simple message for California Governor Jerry Brown regarding a series of bills that tackle sexual harassment.

Woman comes forward on sex misconduct allegations against Kavanaugh, Dems call for vote delay

Democrats immediately called for a delay in a key committee vote set for this later week and a Republican on the closely divided panel said he's "not comfortable" voting on the nomination without first hearing from the accuser.

Paul Manafort pleads guilty after reaching 'cooperation agreement' with special counsel

President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort agreed Friday to cooperate with the special counsel's Trump-Russia investigation as he pleaded guilty to federal crimes and avoided a second trial that could have exposed him to more time in prison.

Oscar De La Hoya says he's 'very seriously' considering presidential run

(FOX NEWS) - Former boxing champion Oscar De La Hoya said Monday that he’s considering adding another title to his collection: leader of the free world. "I am actually very, very serious and I strongly feel that if a Kanye West can do it and announce and maybe tease the world that he would maybe one day wanna run for president, why not me," the fighter-turned-promoter said...

Republican John Cox distances himself from Pres. Trump in CA governor's race

As Republican John Cox runs to lead one of the most Democratic states in the country, he’s trying to avoid discussion about President Donald Trump. 

Obama campaigns for Democratic congressional candidates in California

Former President Barack Obama said Saturday that November midterm elections would give Americans "a chance to restore some sanity in our politics," taking another swipe at his successor as he raises his profile campaigning for fellow Democrats to regain control of the House.

Obama issues scathing critique of Trump, 'politics of fear'

Former President Barack Obama issued a scorching critique of his successor Friday, blasting President Donald Trump's policies and his pattern of pressuring the Justice Department.

Bookmakers place odds on anonymous Trump official who wrote New York Times op-ed

Who is the anonymous senior official in the Trump administration who wrote the New York Times opinion piece attacking President Donald Trump? According to some oddsmakers, Vice President Mike Pence and Attorney General Jeff Sessions are two of their favorites.

Twitter permanently bans Alex Jones, Infowars citing abuse

Twitter is permanently banning right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his "Infowars" show for abusive behavior.  

Trump fumes over New York Times op-ed; top officials swiftly deny role

Pushing back against explosive reports his own administration is conspiring against him, President Donald Trump lashed out against the anonymous senior official who wrote a New York Times opinion piece claiming to be part of a "resistance" working "from within" to thwart his most dangerous impulses.

Congressman Gutierrez to Trump: 'It is time for you to resign'

In a speech on the House floor Wednesday, Illinois Congressman Luis Gutierrez announced he has sent a letter to President Donald Trump asking him to resign “for the good of the United States and her people.”

Kavanaugh's lips sealed on White House subpoenas, pardons

Pressured by Democrats with Donald Trump on their minds, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh rejected repeated requests at Wednesday's Senate confirmation hearing to reveal his views about a president pardoning himself or being forced to testify in a criminal case.

Report: Raiders could leave sooner than expected pending antitrust lawsuit

A new report suggests the Oakland Raiders could be leaving the Bay Area sooner than we thought. By that we mean this could be their last season at the Coliseum before they head to Las Vegas.