They are not happy with William Barr.
Category: Politics
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Did top Trump administration officials suggest removing him from office? It’s still as clear as mud.
Rosenstein offered denials in a Wednesday hearing, though one of them seemed carefully worded.
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The Finance 202: Delays and blind spots are tripping up the pandemic economic rescue
The problems are leaving some laid-off workers and struggling companies alike in limbo.
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Secret Service moved Trump to secure bunker Friday after protesters breached temporary fences near White House complex
President Trump on Wednesday disputed that he was rushed to safety, saying he went to the bunker earlier in the day “for an inspection.”
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After days of unrest, Minneapolis begins to rebuild
The fires and looting, which damaged or destroyed at least 300 businesses across South Minneapolis and parts of neighboring St. Paul, have largely stopped.
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Large protests against police violence again fill streets of U.S. cities
More than 60 million people were under curfews as a result of the protests in 200 cities and 27 states.
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Trump’s threats to use force against protesters fit a long-standing pattern
The president has long vowed to get “tough” on those he finds undesirable.
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Trump’s naked use of religion as a political tool draws rebukes from some faith leaders
Several religious leaders, Democrats and some Republicans have voiced their dismay about the nakedly political optics of the president brandishing a Bible after threatening to deploy the military to crack down on protesters.
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A state-by-state guide of what to watch in tonight’s primaries
In this edition: A guide to today’s many primaries, Biden and Trump navigate civil unrest, and new polls find a country siding with the protesters.
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George W. Bush calls out racial injustices and celebrates protesters who ‘march for a better future’
The former president’s statement does not mention President Trump, but his call for compassion and unity presents a stark contrast to the incumbent’s rhetoric.
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House Democrats seek answers from Trump administration officials on handling of protests
The House Armed Services Committee wants Esper and Milley to testify while the Judiciary Committee chairman, rebuffed by Barr, is calling for a cut in the budget for his personal office.
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Timeline: The clearing of Lafayette Square
The evidence strongly suggests that the motivation was Trump’s visit to St. John’s Church.
