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"It is so completely out of touch with what is happening."

"They have gone, they are in the air now, they are the advance party that is to work out the scope."

"What kind of price tag are you going to put on the integrity of the election process and the safety of those who work it and those who vote?"

"It's just disheartening."

He praised Trump for showing "kindness and respect" toward his country.

"A surprise thing may still happen."

Meadows did not give details and did not say when the executive orders would be signed.

"They're saying that they're going to start shutting down factories in the United States as of next week if they don't get that rolling."

Sullivan’s attorneys told the appeals court the panel decision marked a “dramatic break from precedent” that “threatens to turn ordinary judicial process upside down.”

"We’re going to announce that we’re going to be taking certain sanctions against France."

Berman said he told Barr he regarded Clayton as an "unqualified choice" for the prosecutor job because he had never served as a federal prosecutor and "had no criminal experience."

"I've recommended a commission of folks to take a hard look at the bases, the statues, the names, all of this stuff, to see if we can have a rational,...

"The magnitude of this pandemic, which has touched virtually everyone in the world, clearly deserves a commensurate evaluation, an honest evaluation."

"We need $1 trillion for state and local. We need another $1 trillion for unemployment insurance and direct payments."

The court recognized about half of Oklahoma as Native American reservation land.

"Jobless claims may have been held down due to the holiday, but don't be fooled, the economy's troubles aren't over yet, not by a long shot."

The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday made it clear that a sitting president cannot evade criminal investigations, ruling that a prosecutor in New York City can obtain President Donald Trump's...

The high court will issue the final rulings of its current term, which began last October.

More than 60,000 new COVID-19 infections were reported across the United States on Wednesday.

Tulsa has confirmed hundreds of new cases of COVID-19 over the past two days.