For the first time, President Donald Trump admitted there was a contractor error on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington DC.

Trump says contractors rushed the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, causing an error; cameras to be added.

President Donald Trump has spent months blaming the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool’s botched renovation on vandals.

President Donald Trump offered the latest update on the Lincoln Memorial’s Reflecting Pool on Sunday afternoon, saying “it will reopen shortly” and that security cameras have been installed. The announcement comes after Trump’s insistence last week that U.

Dana Bash and the “Inside Politics” panel discuss Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico’s $20M fundraising advantage against his opponent, Ken Paxton, and Paxton’s public plea for campaign donations over the weekend.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joins 'Sunday Morning Futures' to discuss his Senate race against progressive Democrat James Talarico. Paxton reacts to reports of voter fraud allegations and Talarico's agenda on gender and identity.

The Democratic state representative and Republican attorney general are making stops across the Houston area ahead of the November election.

We take a closer look at James Talarico and Ken Paxton's plans for affordability in Texas. Plus, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says the city doesn't have a "revenue problem" and believes AI will help.

Ohio Republicans could have named a replacement nominee for Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, before 4 p.m. on Monday under state law, but Miller would have had to withdraw from the race over the weekend. Miller is running for reelection

Max Miller (R-OH), who has been accused by his ex-wife of domestic violence and abuse, on the ballot does not officially come until 4 p.m. today, but it’s effectively too late for the Republican Party to get him out.

Steven Portnoy details what's at stake with Ohio Rep. Max Miller's reelection campaign and the importance of upcoming Democratic primaries in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Ohio Republicans face a Wednesday ballot deadline as Rep. Max Miller rejects calls to leave his reelection race amid unproven abuse allegations.

President Donald Trump on Sunday named Will Scharf, his one-time personal attorney, as the new White House Counsel. He will replace current counsel David Warrington, who is headed to the private sector,

White House staff secretary Will Scharf will take over as White House counsel on Sept. 1, President Trump announced Sunday. Why it matters: Scharf begins his job just two months before the midterms, when a possible Democratic House could put him at the center of fights over subpoenas,

The administration is preparing another change among its senior legal officials. The transition will place a longtime presidential ally in a central advisory role.

He helped secure approval for the construction of a $400 million ballroom at the presidential residence. President Donald Trump has announced that former chief of staff, Will Scharf, will be the new legal advisor to the White House.

Get live updates and the latest news as Trump shifts the U.S. approach to ending the Iran war and another GOP lawmaker says Rep. Max Miller should resign if the allegations against him are true.

Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) argued Sunday that President Donald Trump hasd already lost the war on Iran. Last week, the Trump administration said it was approaching an Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz,

Plus, the ‘Jury Duty’ scam costing Americans thousands, and why so many celebrities are finding themselves a private-equity boyfriend.

Trump reportedly told senior aides that he could accept an outcome in which Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz without reaching a deal over its nuclear program.

The Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday declared former President Donald Trump ineligible for the White House under the U.S.

After a federal appeals court halted construction of the White House ballroom on Friday, President Trump said he would appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court. Taurean Small has more.

Legal experts say the National Trust for Historic Preservation faces a tough standing hurdle at the Supreme Court over Trump's White House ballroom.

President Donald Trump said his administration will "immediately appeal" to the Supreme Court after its latest loss in the ballroom construction case. Although the high court hasn't backed all Trump policies,