House Democrats are preparing to take a defiant stance against President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration seeking to fund his Southwest border wall without congressional approval.

Last week, President Donald Trump followed through on a threat he had been making for months. It was not a blistering or insulting tweet. It was not an attack on the press or congressional Democrats. It was an attack on the Constitution.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced on Wednesday she was going to try and legislatively block President Donald Trump from moving forward with his national emergency declaration to fund construction a border wall along the southern United States, according to Politico. Democrats will introduce the legislation on Friday which will end the emergency proclamation and Pelosi is calling on Republicans to join in supporting the resolution after several have been critical of the President's measure in the past week. "I write to invite all Members of Congress to cosponsor Congressman Joaquin Castro’s privileged resolution to terminate this emergency declaration," Pelosi wrote. She also wrote the...

President Trump's former lawyer has pleaded guilty to lying to Congress about his involvement in an effort to build a "Trump Tower" in Moscow

The FBI's top lawyer in 2016 thought Hillary Clinton and her team should have immediately realized they were mishandling "highly classified" information based on the obviously sensitive nature of the contents of the emails sent through her private server -- and believed she should have been prosecuted until "pretty late" in the investigation, according to a transcript of his closed-door testimony before congressional committees last October. 

A Muslim civil rights group called for a congressional investigation Wednesday after its lawsuit revealed that the U.S. government has shared its terrorist watchlist with more than 1,400 private entities, including hospitals and universities.

President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen will testify in a public hearing before a U.S. congressional committee on Feb. 27 and the panel's chairman said Trump's business practices would be a focus of the testimony.

Sen. Susan Collins of Maine says she would vote for congressional resolution disapproving of President Donald Trump's emergency declaration to build a wall on the southern border.

Explosive new details emerged in the election fraud hearing for North Carolina's 9th Congressional district. John Harris, son of Republican candidate Mark Harris, says he told his father that a contractor for his campaign may tamper with ballots. Nick Ochsner from CBS Charlotte affiliate WBTV joined "Red & Blue" to discuss the latest at the hearing.