Despite several meetings, negotiations between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un have reached a deadlock without much progress.
The US constitution is very clear on how a sitting president can be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors by Congress. However, it’s still not clear whether a sitting president can face criminal charges.
In a published letter, former GOP lawmakers want Republican lawmakers in Congress to push back on Trump’s national emergency declaration, urging to pass a resolution to terminate the emergency.
The Trump administration announced that it will cancel the $926 million awarded to the state of California as part of funding for a high-speed railway line from San Francisco to Los Angeles, and also demanded that the state returns an additional $2.5 billion that has already been spent on the project.
The long-threatened national emergency has finally been declared. What does that mean for americans now?
In the recent 35-day shutdown, more than $9 billion in federal compensation went unpaid. The government was reopened for three weeks and it’s in the process of paying the amount owed to the workers who were furloughed.
