Trump tests GOP-led Senate with controversial cabinet picks
Trump announced several controversial cabinet nominees, including Democrat-turned-Republican Tulsi Gabbard for director of national intelligence and Fox News host Pete Hegseth for secretary of defense, both of whom are outside of the traditional mold for appointees to their respective positions.
The Latest: Trump Tests Congress With His Controversial Cabinet Picks
Even before taking office, Trump is challenging the Senate, in particular, to dare defy him over the nominations of Matt Gaetz, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other controversial choices for his Cabinet and administration positions.
To allow Trump to make the appointments, Republican senators would have to pass a motion of adjournment with a simple ...
Complicating the matter for senators is the Trump campaign’s decision to not engage, so far, in the traditional transition ...
The president-elect is testing the loyalty of Republican in Congress, leaving even his close allies nervous about the ...
Donald Trump will begin his second term as president the same way he began his first—with Republicans controlling both the ...
Many California Republicans had tried to keep Donald Trump at arm’s length. This one wants him on speed dial. SACRAMENTO, California — Labor unions and establishment Republicans fought tooth and nail ...
Conservatives should be wary of the dangerously naive -- or self-interested -- Elon Musk's influence on their chosen political vessel.
Republicans' lock on power in Washington next year will allow President-elect Donald Trump to pursue an aggressive agenda of ...
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Gaetz “will never get confirmed,” an unnamed Republican senator told Fox News. Senator John Cornyn rolled his eyes and let ...
Boris Johnson, former British Prime Minister, has shared his thoughts on the relationship between Russia and the Republican ...
The United States' swing toward President-elect Donald Trump in last week's election was pronounced along its border with ...
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