President Donald Trump earlier this year signed an executive order aimed at cutting back on funding for public broadcasting.

WASHINGTON — In his second term, President Donald Trump has turned most Republican members of Congress, from the House speaker who declared Congress has no war powers to the backbench wingnuts nominating him for the Nobel Prize, into his stooges and henchmen.

President Trump on Thursday threatened to withhold his support for any Republican who opposes a rescissions package of roughly $9 billion in cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting. “It is very important that all Republicans adhere to my Recissions Bill and,

What a wild period in American history that was: the CNN debate, Trump gets shot, Biden drops out, Kamala swaps in... all in the span of, like, a month. It's worth taking a beat to remember what happened on that fairground in western Pennsylvania,

US President Donald Trump on Friday signed a sprawling tax and spending bill into law, after it passed through Congress despite deep misgivings among Republicans and Democrats. Trump's success in passing the bill - that critics say will balloon national debt and gut welfare support - shows that the President "is able to control his Republican party",

House passes Trump-backed bill, tightening his grip on the Republican Party despite backlash over debt and cuts to Medicaid.

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