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A handout picture provided by the Iranian presidency on May 8, 2018 shows President Hassan Rouhani giving a speech on Iranian TV in Tehran. Rouhani said Iran could resume uranium enrichment "without limit" in response to Donald Trump's decision today to withdraw from the nuclear deal.
Congressional leaders are split, but not neatly along party lines, over President Donald Trump's decision Tuesday to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal. Some welcomed the pullout, believing the 2015 accord was unsound, but others worried the U.S. was now in the position of reneging on an international commitment and without a backup plan.
Almost two-thirds of Americans -- 63 percent -- believe that the U.S. should not withdraw from the agreement made with Iran to prevent the country from developing nuclear weapons. Only 29 percent believe the U.S. should withdraw, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS.
As Sen. John McCain remains in his home state recovering from surgery for an intestinal infection and undergoing treatment for brain cancer, he has mostly been receiving a stream of well wishes and tributes for his long career in public service. One faction that has been a notable exception are some of President Trump's staunch defenders.
A school in San Diego allowed the display of a mural on a wall that showed a spear right through the head of President Donald Trump. It's an eye-raising show of how the left gets by practically with murder - at least, with making a mural of it - if the target is the right, whereas the right, if the roles were reversed, would not.
Partnership for New York City , a civic group of more than 300 corporate chief executives, created a federal political-action committee to push for projects and legislation considered crucial to the economic future of the most populous U.S. city. The organization for several years has run a PAC empowered to make donations to state and local candidates.
With less than a week to go until the White House has to make a decision regarding the controversial Iran nuclear deal, President Trump slammed former Secretary of State John Kerry for reportedly working with foreign leaders to salvage the agreement. Kerry met with Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif recently to attempt to preserve the deal, the Boston Globe reported .
Chelsea Manning is no longer living as a transgender woman in a male military prison, serving the lengthiest sentence ever for revealing U.S. government secrets. She's free to grow out her hair, travel the world, and spend time with whomever she likes.
Don Blankenship, West Virginia's controversial Republican Senate candidate, on Monday dismissed President Trump's call to vote for any other Republican but him in the GOP primary Tuesday, and predicted he would still win even without Trump's support. Trump urged Republican voters to vote for either of Blankenship's two GOP opponents, and said Blankenship is unelectable in a state-wide election.
For many years, Democrats have been convinced that the American people, and even their Republican opponents, are open to persuasion. If they could just have the opportunity to explain why their policies are morally right and practically effective, they could win almost anyone over.
Two of those policies have had divergent fortunes in the courts. The Supreme Court, which just heard arguments about Trump's ban on the entry of people from several countries to the U.S., is widely expected to uphold it.
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Calling former President Barack Obama's controversial Iran nuclear deal a "mistake," hoping President Donald Trump pulls out of it, former Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., ripped former Secretary of State John Kerry's lobbying for the deal with Iranians "inappropriate" and a potential violation of the Logan Act. "John Kerry is not negotiating on behalf of the U.S. government, I hope everybody he's talking to knows that, but in my opinion what he's doing is inappropriate and he shouldn't be doing it," Lieberman told Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures" Maria Bartiromo.
America's political experts got it wrong in 2016 - not because they took too few polls, but because they made the false assumption that American elections are immune to societal change. They are, in large part, still getting things wrong, not only by failing to understand a new group of voters who put President Donald Trump in the White House but also by ignoring why they voted the way they did.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during his address last week from the Israel Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv. This week's Chutzpah Award goes to Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
One of the reasons President Trump was elected is that President Barack Obama's launched a mean-spirited and heavy-handed campaign to kill coal as a source of electricity. Obama was following through on the threats he made during his campaign: "If somebody wants to build a coal-fired power plant, they can," he said.
McCain and Trump have long had a contentious relationship, including Trump slamming McCain and insisting he was not a war hero during his 2016 campaign. "He's not a war hero," Trump said back then , referring to the former prisoner of war.
Former president George H.W. Bush has been released from the hospital after nearly two weeks of treatment for an infection that had spread to his blood. George H.W. Bush released from hospital after fighting off infection Former president George H.W. Bush has been released from the hospital after nearly two weeks of treatment for an infection that had spread to his blood.