President Not Rolling Back Wiretap Claims
April Ryan
March 13, 2017
The wire tapping controversy continues. April Ryan speaks with former New York Congressman Ed Towns.
Posts tagged: Washington D.C.
Tag: Washington D.C.
Obama Rolls Eyes at Trump Claim
Tanya Hart
March 9, 2017
Former President Barack Obama “rolled his eyes” at President Donald Trump’s unsubstantiated claims that he wiretapped Trump Tower at the end of the 2016 election,
April Ryan Reports on the President and Elijah Cummings Meeting
April Ryan
March 8, 2017
After a lot of scheduling conflicts and a want to meet with each other, President Trump and Congressman Elijah Cummings finally had their meeting they
House Will Not Investigate Voter Fraud Claim
Tanya Hart
March 8, 2017
The House Oversight Committee will not investigate President Donald Trump’s unproven claims of wide-spread voter fraud during the 2016 election, Chairman Jason Chaffetz said Tuesday.
GOP Health Care Plan Receives Tepid Response on the Hill
Tanya Hart
March 8, 2017
Republican leaders launched a full-court press Tuesday to rally support for the party’s newly revealed health care plan as criticism mounted from rank-and-file members and
Elijah Cummings Set to Meet with the President
April Ryan
March 7, 2017
Maryland Congressman Elijah Cummings gets his meeting with President Trump. More from White House Correspondent April Ryan.
Talk Ramping Up on Repeal and Replace of ACA
April Ryan
March 6, 2017
The talk is ramping up on repeal and replace for Affordable Care Act. There are concerns about the republican fix for the ACA, also known
NAACP President Meets with AG Jeff Sessions
Tanya Hart
March 6, 2017
After surviving a contentious nomination process, Attorney General Jeff Sessions rang the NAACP President Cornell William Brooks to arrange a sit-down meeting on his very
AG Jeff Sessions Recuses Himself from Russian Probe
Tanya Hart
March 3, 2017
Embattled Attorney General Jeff Sessions bowed to pressure Thursday and said he would recuse himself from any federal probe of Russian meddling in the presidential
Jeff Sessions Claims He Did Not Mislead the Senate
Tanya Hart
March 2, 2017
Attorney General Jeff Sessions did not mislead the Senate Judiciary Committee when he testified that he had not met with the Russian ambassador to the
President Proposes $54 Billion Addition to Defense Budget
Tanya Hart
February 28, 2017
President Trump will propose adding $54 billion in defense and security funding while cutting that amount from “lower-priority programs” across government agencies, White House officials
White House Commitment to HBCUs in Executive Order
AURN Newsroom
February 27, 2017
The Executive Order is done when it comes to the nations HBCUs, a large component to building middle class status for many African Americans in
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