Rep. Al Green defended his controversial actions to heckle Trump's joint address to Congress in March, saying he would do it again if given the opportunity.

President Donald Trump is terrified that a Democrat-controlled Congress would batter him with investigations and possible ...

In a Republican Party dominated by President Donald Trump, Sen. John Curtis, who was elected to fill retired Sen. Mitt Romney ...

Green sparked national interest when he abruptly left in the middle of Trump's State of the Union address on March 4, rising ...

Trump is poised to accept a $400 million luxury jet from the Qatari royal family, which feels like something of a capstone to his latest corruption binge. He would be able to use the plane while in ...

Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) announced his intention to force a vote on impeaching President Donald Trump just days after a ...

One of two brothers who became social media sensations thanks to their online baiting of President Donald Trump found out it ...

Rep. Al Green, who was removed from President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress, has filed articles of impeachment and accused the president of being "authoritarian." ...

James Comey's the former director of the FBI, and he shouldn't have posted a message calling for the murder of President ...

Mike Lawler, Donna Brazile, Bill Maher Editor’s Note: After the recent Town Hall held by Congressman Mike Lawler in Somers, ...

The sudden cancellation of the impeachment vote and the warning issued to Donald Trump signal deep divisions within Congress ...

Lawmakers worked through all hours of the day (and night) this week, with some struggling to stay awake, marking up the GOP’s ...