House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) pushed back against the president's plans to give the speech, saying in a letter that the House will not consider a concurrent resolution authorizing an address in the chamber until the government has opened.
It’s the firmest evidence to date that the administration is preparing for a lengthy funding lapse that could have snowballing effects.
Cohen’s attorney cited unspecified "threats against his family from President Trump" for the delay. A person familiar with the case said these threats have not been reported to law enforcement.
Tori Nelson trains at UFC Gym in Herndon, Va.
Nelson and son Q at First Baptist Church of Sterling in Virginia.
“You can hit her 10 ... times and she still will come toward you,” a friend said.
Nelson fights Sanna Turunen in December.
Nelson’s 11 world championship belts sit in a suitcase at the Dulles Sportsplex.
From the Magazine
Outside the ring, Tori Nelson is “a nice churchy lady.” Then she enters the ring and something terrifying emerges. “It’s like she fighting the devil,” a friend said. But when you’ve been fighting the devil for so long, how do you stop?
A gunman had barricaded himself inside a SunTrust Bank in Sebring, Fla., about 90 miles southeast of Tampa, authorities said.
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Nicolás Maduro’s move came after the Trump administration called him a “usurper" and recognized opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the nation’s interim president.
The 13-term Democratic congresswoman from Texas denied allegations that she retaliated against a woman who said she was sexually assaulted by an employee of a nonprofit.
A facility outside the missile base at al-Watah has signs of a complex that could be used to make rocket engines, fueling fears of an arms race with Iran.
The CEO of Dell joins other business leaders in rejecting higher taxes for the super rich.
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It’s hard to think of another recent incident that has metastasized so quickly and been interpreted so disparately.
"It is a little bit of pain ..." the president’s daughter-in-law said, "[but] their children and their grandchildren and generations after them will thank them for their sacrifice right now." Her message drew criticism from federal workers and others.
The Daily 202
Analysis Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats released a chilling report that outlines what the 17 federal agencies that make up the intelligence community see as the gravest threats facing the United States.
