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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is growing increasingly frustrated with the Trump administration and could quit before the year is through, according to reports. Two sources familiar with Tillerson’s conversations with friends told CNN over the weekend that he has grown so frustrated with President Donald Trump and the Trump administration that there may soon

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) made a surprising criticism of Hillary Clinton during an interview with The Washington Post previewing the party’s new economic agenda called “A Better Deal.” RELATED: President Trump just came to defense of his son Don Jr. by saying Hillary Clinton got away with worse Schumer seemingly scolded Clinton for

The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Monday will interview President Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, behind closed doors as part of Congress’ investigation into Russian election meddling. Prominent Jewish-Americans have expressed remorse over Mr. Kushner’s perceived failings, but some White House historians say executive branch operators require discretion. For months, much of

Donald Trump continued his stream of tweets criticizing the Russia probe, claiming Democrats and Russians were laughing at the investigation, which he described as an “excuse for a lost election.” In a series of tweets on Sunday, the president also hit out at Republicans who are not supporting him, particularly those he claims to have