McFarland, who briefly served under Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn until he resigned in February 2017, told Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) attendees “Donald Trump is not done with this revolution.” She claimed FBI agents tied to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation attempted to “trick” her into committing perjury and this was just one example of how federal government elites were trying to subvert Trump’s “people’s revolution.” Drawing raucous applause, McFarland commended Trump supporters for “seizing at this moment” to reclaim their rights from so-called Washington elites....

Under the proposed rule, which was to be carried out by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), companies with more than 100 employees would have been forced to implement a mandate requiring employees to get vaccinated or submit a negative COVID test each week to enter the workplace. This ruling came three days after the order went into effect and was decided among partisan lines as the court’s six conservative appointees objecting to the mandate and the three liberal appointees supporting it....

The select committee released texts from as-yet unnamed lawmakers to former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows on Monday before the panel voted unanimously to recommend contempt charges against him. Those messages appear to show the lawmakers supporting a plan to object to the certification of Electoral College votes on January 6 where then Vice President Mike Pence would have played a key role. One member of Congress sent a text to Meadows before January 6 urging Pence to reject some Electoral College votes....

“Fox is a lot different than it used to be. I can tell you that,” the president told reporters in New Jersey. Trump went on to mention Fox News analyst Juan Williams and former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile. “They have the wonderful woman that gave Hillary Clinton the questions,” the president said. “That was a terrible thing. And all of a sudden, she’s working for Fox. What’s she doing working for Fox?...

Trump tweeted that actor Sylvester Stallone — who played the fictional boxer Rocky — brought the issue to his attention. MORE: Internet reacts to Adrien Broner’s offensive post-fight rant Johnson became the first black heavyweight world champion in 1908, but was better known for defeating Jim Jeffries in 1910. Johnson’s victory over Jeffries, a white boxer, led to deadly race riots. An all-white jury convicted Johnson in 1913 under the Mann Act for taking his white girlfriend across state lines for “immoral” purposes....

The Washington Post, citing unnamed sources, said that the DOJ has been asking witnesses in front of a special grand jury about their conversations with the former president, as well as questions about meetings Trump held in December 2020 and January 2021. Other lines of questioning from the DOJ include Trump’s attempts to pressure former Vice President Mike Pence to overturn the election results, and how much involvement Trump had with the scheme to install fake electoral officials to falsely declare he won the election instead of Joe Biden in a number of key states....

Officials from both local parties, whose headquarters are located right across the street from one another on Main Street, are pointing the finger at the other side. “They’re stealing big yard signs that show support for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris,” said Gregory Kobs, the chairman of the Adams County Democratic Party. “The party of law and order isn’t very law and orderly here.” Peter Church, chairman of the county’s Republican Party, said much of the same for their Donald Trump paraphernalia: “We’re dealing with it every day and the Democrats are behind it....

During Trump’s heated debate with rival Joe Biden, moderator Chris Wallace asked the president if he is willing to condemn the violence committed by white supremacists and right-wing and militia groups in cities such as Kenosha and Portland. In remarks similar to his “very fine people, on both sides” comments in the wake of the deadly neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017, Trump failed to condemn the Proud Boys group when asked and highlighted the violence committed by left-wing protesters....

Sauli Niinistö told attendees of the Yalta European Strategy annual meeting—organized by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation—in Kiev that the post-World War II geopolitical status quo is under threat. “The rules based order is crumbling before our eyes,” he told President of the Council on Foreign Relations Richard Haass during a question and answer session. International law, he added, is based on the assumption that “others will play in the same way,” but if a major power refuses to do so, “it’s no use....

The Irishman expressed his admiration for Trump on Twitter in response to a tweet from the president on Monday, in which he celebrated the third anniversary of his presidential inauguration. “It was exactly three years ago today, January 20, 2017, that I was sworn into office. So appropriate that today is also MLK jr DAY,” Trump wrote. “African-American Unemployment is the LOWEST in the history of our Country, by far....

On Tuesday, the Dow and the S&P dropped more than three percent while the Nasdaq was down 2.8 percent, the BBC reported, although White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow followed Trump’s lead in pushing a positive message about its impact in the U.S. telling CNBC, “This is very tightly contained in the U.S. I think this thing will run its course and the US is in excellent shape.” Earlier in the week, Trump had tweeted, “The Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA....

The president’s eldest son told Fox News on Thursday night that the U.S. had “gotten control” of the virus and claimed that officials have come to “understand how it works.” The Quote “I went through the CDC because I kept hearing about new infections. I was like well why aren’t they talking about deaths? Oh, because the number is almost nothing. Because we’ve gotten control of this thing, we understand how it works....

“Really Jen?… The world is on fire,” Trump remarked. Trump made his comment in a Tuesday video in which he showed a journalist asking Psaki about Biden’s exercise routine. The journalist asked whether Biden weight lifts, bike rides or has a personal trainer. “I have nothing to read on the President’s private exercise regime,” Psaki replied, “but I can tell you having traveled with him a fair amount, sometimes he’s hard to keep up with....

At a dinner Thursday night in Washington, Trump singled out Kraft and wished his team good luck in Sunday’s AFC championship game against the Steelers. Trump also took time to name-drop Tom Brady, saying the Pats quarterback called to congratulate him on winning the election. MORE: Sports figures who supported Trump “In the audience we have somebody that’s under no pressure whatsoever because he’s got a great quarterback named Tom Brady and a great coach named Belichick — Bob Kraft,” said Trump....

Trump’s leads over his Democratic challengers in an earlier survey have thinned over the past few months, according to the new poll. Respondents were asked whether they would vote for Trump or any of his Democratic challengers. Among respondents, 51 percent said they would vote for former Vice President Joe Biden if he was the Democratic nominee, compared with 44 percent who said they would support Trump. In October, 56 percent of those polled said they would vote for Biden in a matchup against Trump, while 39 percent replied that they would vote for the president....

Maricopa County released around 74,000 ballots on Thursday night at around 9 p.m. ET, with 42,276, or 57 percent, going to Trump and roughly 31,700, or 42 percent, going to Biden. With 10,000 additional votes, Trump is now trailing Biden by about 46,257 in Arizona. Currently, Biden has 264 Electoral College votes and Trump has 214. Fox News and the Associated Press have already called Arizona for Biden but a recent data error in the state has given Trump new hope....

Trump spoke to Gorka’s AMERICA First podcast in a 30-minute interview that covered a wide range of topics and saw the Republican repeat many recent arguments and complaints. Gorka served as deputy assistant to then President Trump from January to August 2017 and has been one of his outspoken supporters and a critic of the so-called “deep state.” In particular, Trump returned to claims that the presidential election had suffered from massive voter fraud and other irregularities that cost him the victory....

According to a report by Axios published on Monday, Donald Trump’s Miami resort is in the mix of potential locations for the economic forum in 2020. The president has touted that the 800-acre golf club is one of the Trump Organization’s most profitable entities, even though it’s been reported that revenue steadily declined at the resort over the past few years. Trump has been widely criticized for potentially profiting from events and guests at his chain of resorts and hotels....

While still underwater among the voting public, 49 percent of registered voters approve of the president’s job performance while 51 percent disapprove, which marks the highest rating Trump has achieved in a Hill-HarrisX survey in 2019. The survey was taken just days after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a formal inquiry into the impeachment of the president, and while the ultimate political effects of such an inquiry are in dispute, voter sentiment is usually a lagging indicator of political developments....

Kerrey was discussing Trump’s first term in office with former Democratic Senator Al Franken on the latter’s eponymous podcast. Kerrey, who also served as governor of Nebraska, told his host Trump will be hard to beat in the 2020 election despite his litany of “terrible” policies. “I don’t want him to be re-elected,” Kerrey told Franken. In both policy and behavior, the former senator argued that Trump has damaged the standing of the presidency and done harm to U....