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Trump's Decision To Withdraw From Syria And Afghanistan Upsets And Confuses
President Trump's decision to immediately withdraw troops stationed in Syria and Afghanistan was contradicted by his national security adviser, who indicated troops will remain in Syria. -
Rep. Joe Kennedy Says 'We All Deserve Better' Amidst Government Shutdown
“Until the president is willing to put forth a proposal ... it makes it next to impossible for anyone else to try to figure out how to get out of this," Kennedy said. -
White House Adds To List Of Border Demands As Shutdown Continues
The White House has sent its latest offer of a new border security package to the Democratic-controlled House and the price tag has grown even larger. -
No Deal To End Government Shutdown As Negotiations Continue In Washington
Congressional leadership staff and White House officials are meeting this weekend to come to an agreement, but remain at an impasse over funding for a border wall. -
Talks To Resume After Trump Says Shutdown Could Last ‘Years’
Earlier this week, he rejected his own administration’s offer to accept $2.5 billion for the wall. -
Pursuing Impeachment of President Trump: The Pros And Cons
Northeastern law professor Daniel Medwed tells WGBH News that there is strong evidence of criminal wrongdoing but whether President Trump is vulnerable to conviction is still murky. -
Signs Of GOP Unease Over Shutdown Ahead Of White House Talks
Will GOP senators break away from the President to end the shutdown? -
Lanny Davis Says Michael Cohen Is Not The 'Smoking Gun' That Will Bring Trump Down
Davis said he hopes Cohen has the chance to explain to the public why he decided to plead guilty to lying to Congress. -
Trump And Congressional Leaders To Meet Again, But Shutdown Deal Remains Unlikely
Friday's meeting comes as the partial government shutdown hits the two-week mark. On Thursday, the House passed two funding bills, but President Trump threatened to veto them. -
Zinke's Handwritten Resignation Note: A Bear To Read, A Bone To Critics
The outgoing Interior Secretary wrote his resignation letter in thick red ink. Now critics are piling onto Ryan Zinke for his handwriting and his policies.
