Trump’s impatience boiled over Wednesday when he issued a social-media missive that disrupted bipartisan efforts to confirm Jay Clayton quickly as the director of national intelligence—and block Trump’s ally Bill Pulte from taking the job.

As President Donald Trump scrambles to wrap up his war with Iran, he’s escalating another one much closer to home, against members of his own party in Congress.

Senate Democrats slammed President Donald Trump after the president derailed the confirmation process of his own nominee to head the nation’s intelligence agencies.

Doubts and differing visions of another partisan policy package are “going to be the problem” keeping Republicans from passing such a bill.

In Georgia’s gubernatorial primary, Republican voters ignored the president’s advice, so he tried to get creative to avoid embarrassment.

Republican senators are growing tired of the White House throwing curveballs into things they want to get done. For example, many Republican senators want a now-lapsed surveillance law that allows intelligence agencies to spy on foreign threats to be reauthorized.