Many details are still being worked out amid a 90-day period to formulate the new policy.

The president revives one of his recurring conspiracy theories that a 'deep state' of entrenched bureaucrats and law enforcement officers are continuing to undermine him and his associates.

He managed a massive border crisis that quieted down recently following crackdowns and policies restricting asylum that he helped enact.

Marie Yovanovitch says associates of the president's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani could have been financially threatened by her anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine.

The case is one of several working its way through courts in which Trump is fighting with Congress over records.

Former Rep. Pete Sessions, a Texas Republican, who has been contemplating a comeback, says he will vigorously defend himself against any allegations of wrongdoing.

The 31-year-old real estate attorney says that endorsements from 5 councilors prove he can work well with others to make progress on issues like affordable housing.

Speaking in Minneapolis, the president tells supporters that Democrats want to 'erase' their vote by removing him from office.

Warnings were being delivered through White House channels even before the phone call that precipitated the whistleblower complaint.

A handpicked group talked to the Freeport Democrat Thursday about how the costs are affecting them.

He is asked to provide documents related to a Ukrainian state-owned energy company as well as his involvement in a July call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

The former state lawmaker says his backers include former Gov. Paul LePage and 2018 gubernatorial candidate Shawn Moody.

Ethan Strimling made the statement at a chamber of commerce forum with the 3 candidates who are trying to unseat him, telling the audience, ‘I know you're going to light your hair on fire.’

Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, both from Florida, are accused of taking part in a scheme to funnel foreign money to candidates for federal and state office.

It's a well-worn strategy in the Trump White House: Senior officials conveniently manage to be elsewhere when major controversies engulf the building.

Portland's mayor champions ideas that he says reflect the people's will – such as expanded pre-kindergarten and a $64 million school bond.

They will meet this month to decide which measures will be taken up in the second half of the legislative session.

The Democratic presidential candidate makes the remarks a day after the White House tells the House that it won't cooperate in an impeachment inquiry.

Trump won Pennsylvania in 2016 by a slim margin. A couple of Republicans think the Amish, most of whom don't vote, could assure victory in 2020.

The 49-year-old nonprofit director is a former chairwoman of the city's school board and says she wants to address issues such as affordable housing and homelessness.

The Democratic presidential candidate said he'd been feeling more fatigued than usual and urges people to listen to what their body is telling them.

The word 'transgender' made its first appearance in a high court argument, as well as 'cisgender' and the gender-ambiguous character Pat' from 1990s 'Saturday Night Live’ skits.

A congressman criticizes the impeachment inquiry by invoking the beloved children's TV character. (At least he leaves Bunny Rabbit out of it.)

The president's campaign says the mayor's 'bogus security charges' are an attempt to prevent residents from supporting Trump.

Mainers gather in front of U.S. Rep. Jared Golden's office to pressure him on the looming impeachment battle in Washington.

Mainers for Health and Parental Choice spent more than $70,000 to a consultant it hired to oversee the collection of voters' signatures.

The House Intelligence Committee said earlier that the no-show of the U.S. European Union ambassador will be considered evidence of obstruction of Congress.

The Waldo County native becomes the second Republican in the primary, and a third plans to announce this week.

The poll finds that, by a margin of 58 percent to 38 percent, Americans say the House was correct to undertake the inquiry

The political newcomer, 33, says he wants to represent fellow service workers and artists, who are being priced out of the city.

The criticism echoes bipartisan condemnation from other members of Congress.

From July 1 to Sept. 30, Unite Portland raised nearly $19,000, much of it from real estate professionals, according to campaign finance reports.

Teacher and activist Lisa Savage is the latest potential contender in what is expected to be one of the nation's most closely watched U.S. Senate races in 2020.

Meanwhile, House Democrats issued a new round of subpoenas – to Defense Secretary Mark Esper and acting White House budget director Russell Vought.

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who has been among the president's most vocal defenders, calls the decision 'a disaster in the making.'

Maine's 2 senators say such a move could damage efforts to contain the Islamic State.

Jon Jennings, who has clashed repeatedly with the incumbent Mayor Ethan Strimling, would rather see someone else win the election.

The person also works in intelligence and allegedly has 'firsthand knowledge that supported' the original whistleblower.

Incumbent Ethan Strimling says the mayor should drive policy for the City Council to consider; opponents say the job requires more collaboration than he has delivered.

The first-term Democrat from District 2 will face a Republican-led rally at his Lewiston office this week.

Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union ensnared in the impeachment inquiry of Trump, has also agreed to meet behind closed doors Tuesday with the three House committees.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says it could eventually lead to a summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un.

The focus will be especially intense in June, just a few months before the 2020 election.

Last week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi launched a formal inquiry into President Trump's conduct with Ukraine. Here's how we got here.

The court also could be front and center in the presidential campaign itself, especially with health concerns surrounding 86-year-old Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Former senior officials worry that the political turmoil in Washington will damage U.S. foreign policy objectives around the world.

From text messages to China, here's what happened.

The campaign says its national organizing director is facing 'multiple complaints.'

'This is a fraud against the American people!' he tweets.