Politics A.M.: Coalition of 16 states sues Trump over national emergency to build border wall
Power Up: Trump could beat Congress and lower courts on emergency declaration; Sen. Bernie Sanders will seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020
The lawsuit, brought by 16 states, seeks a preliminary injunction that would prevent President Trump from acting on his declaration of a national emergency while the case plays out in the courts.
The independent from Vermont who was the runner-up to Hillary Clinton in 2016, faces a diverse field of announced candidates, many of whom have adopted the policies that set him apart in his last campaign.
President Trump suggested Monday that former acting FBI director Andrew McCabe committed treason, making his case in a tweet that cited Fox News's Sean Hannity, hours after lobbing similar claims at Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein.
Stone posted a photograph of the judge to his Instagram page that included her name, a close-up of her face and what appeared to be the crosshairs of a gun sight near her head.
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A declaration of an emergency in the United States coincided with an awkward clash between the Trump administration and its European allies at a summit in Germany.
The hearing on the 9th Congressional District race opened with allegations that Leslie McCrae Dowless tried to cover his tracks and encouraged witnesses to lie. No evidence has emerged that Republican Mark Harris knew of the scheme.
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