Trump attacks critics over Gorsuch comments and Yemen raid
President Donald Trump fired at critics over remarks attributed to Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch about the judiciary. He also attacked Sen. John McCain over his after-action assessment of the Yemen raid that killed a SEAL and wounded others.
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Trump signs actions to slow violent crime
President Donald Trump signed three executive actions directing the Justice Department to break the back of criminal cartels and form task forces to cut violent crime and crimes against police. Attorney General Jeff Sessions framed the move as restoring safety in America amid higher homicide data in some cities.
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Trump denounces New START in call with Putin
In a first call with Vladimir Putin Trump denounced the arms treaty as a bad deal for the United States. He questioned the treaty’s details and claimed it favored Russia while aides were consulted. Democratic senators Shaheen and Markey criticized the remark as negligent and unsafe.
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Northeastern Blizzard Triggers Deaths and Flight Cancellations
The Boston area and other northeastern cities faced a historic storm dumping a foot of snow in parts. Two people died, including a New York City doorman and a truck driver on the Virginia coast, as winds up to 50 mph caused slick roads and canceled thousands of flights. Thunder snow added to the dramatic conditions.
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Strange named to Senate seat in Alabama
Alabama Governor Robert Bentley appoints Attorney General Luther Strange to fill the Senate seat vacated by Jeff Sessions who was confirmed as U.S. attorney general. Strange, known as "Big Luther," has led Alabama AG's office since 2011 and will serve until a 2018 special election.
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