Charles Krauthammer told viewers Tuesday on “Special Report with Bret Baier” that he now considers presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton a “non-criminal liar,” after the Federal Bureau of Investigation failed to recommend prosecution following the investigation into Clinton’s emails.
Obama on the stump with Clinton in North Carolina, a key battleground state in fight vs. Trump
President Obama is joining Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail Tuesday in North Carolina, helping in a swing state expected to play a key role in the likely Democratic presidential nominee’s fight with Republican rival Donald Trump for the White House.
Top GOP lawmaker calls for FBI chief to release evidence on Clinton email probe
A top Republican lawmaker called on FBI Director James Comey Tuesday to release evidence gathered by the agency surrounding the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email use as secretary of state, calling for the agency to be “more transparent than ever.”
Maryland governor picks seafood festival over Republican convention
Crabs and clams, not confetti and balloons, are on Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s agenda for the week of the national GOP convention.
Abner Mikva, ex-congressman, judge from Illinois, dies at 90
Abner Mikva, a liberal stalwart from Illinois who served in all three branches of the federal government, mentored a young Barack Obama and famously learned firsthand the brazen nature of Chicago’s political machine, has died.
FBI’s Comey: Clinton ‘extremely careless’ about emails, but bureau will not advise criminal charges
FBI Director James Comey announced Tuesday that despite evidence Hillary Clinton was “extremely careless” in her handling of classified emails on a private server, the Department of Justice would not recommend charges being brought against the former secretary of state.
Comey finds ‘slack space’ for Hillary
The FBI director says doesn’t have the evidence to recommend an indictment.
Ryan suggests House won’t vote on Dems’ gun-curb proposals
The House won’t vote on proposed Democratic gun curbs, Speaker Paul Ryan suggested Tuesday as the rekindled election-year clash over firearms showed no sign of resolution.
Why the FBI’s non-indictment still offers plenty of evidence against Hillary Clinton
In the end, James Comey issued a non-legal indictment against Hillary Clinton, accusing her of recklessness in mishandling classified information while concluding that no criminal charges should be brought.
New food stamp rule may hurt convenience stores
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has proposed a rule that would force stores that accept food stamps to offer a wider array of food choices, potentially harming around 47,000 smaller stores that participate in the program.
Trump: Charges of anti-Semitism over tweet are ‘ridiculous’
Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton’s campaign is “ridiculous” to portray an anti-Clinton tweet that appeared to depict the Star of David atop a pile of cash as anti-Semitic.
Dems plan to resume disrupting House business to force gun votes
The House returns Tuesday after a nearly two-week break with some Democrats planning to resume their disruptive tactics to force votes on gun-control legislation.
Abner Mikva, liberal voice from Illinois, dies at 90
Abner Mikva, a former congressman, Illinois legislator, federal appellate judge and presidential adviser, has died. He was 90 years old.
Democrats plan more disruption on guns in House Tuesday
The House of Representatives returns to legislative session Tuesday after a nearly two-week respite. Democrats are again planning a donnybrook over guns.
VP vetting? Trump meets with Sen. Joni Ernst
Donald Trump on Monday spent part of his July 4th with Sen. Joni Ernst — fueling speculation that the Iowa senator could be on the short list of his vice presidential picks.
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