S.A. Miller
Articles by S.A. Miller
Donald Trump friendship with Macron eclipses dispute on Iran deal
President Trump palled around Tuesday with French President Emmanuel Macron in the Oval Office, saying that reports of their close friendship was not "fake news." Published April 24, 2018
Trump rolls out red carpet for Emmanuel Macron
President Trump welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron at the White House with a lavish ceremony Monday for the administration's first state visit. Published April 24, 2018
Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron state visit to focus on Iran nuclear deal
President Trump welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday for the administration's first state visit, cementing the close alliance between the two countries with a whirlwind of events that include a Marine One helicopter tour of Washington and a private dinner at Mount Vernon. Published April 23, 2018
White House blasts ‘pointless obstruction’ in confirming Mike Pompeo as secretary of state
The White House cheered the three Democratic senators who now back confirming secretary of state nominee Mike Pompeo, but blasted the "pointless obstruction" of the rest of the Democrats. Published April 23, 2018
Trump firmly against Iran nuke deal, ready for French President Macron’s pro-deal pitch
President Trump isn't backing off his opposition to the Iran nuclear deal, the White House said Monday of the international agreement that is expected to be a top issue during the state visit by French President Emmanuel Macron. Published April 23, 2018
Donald Trump goes all out for first state visit, will welcome Emmanuel Macron
President Trump's first state visit will welcome French President Emmanuel Macron with pomp and grandeur including a traditional review of U.S. troops, a diner showcasing the "best of American cuisines" and a performance by the Washington National Opera, the White House said Monday. Published April 23, 2018
Donald Trump blasts ‘Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd’ over North Korea talks
President Trump on Sunday rebuked NBC News' Chuck Todd for criticizing the president's plans for face-to-face talks with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. Published April 22, 2018
Donald Trump sends ‘thoughts and prayers’ for Barbara Bush funeral
President Trump sent his "thoughts and prayers" to the Bush family as the funeral service for former first lady Barbara Bush got underway Saturday in Houston. Published April 21, 2018
Steve King keeps Donald Trump from linking NAFTA, illegal immigration
Rep. Steve King, a crusader against illegal immigration, has emerged as the unlikely culprit blocking President Trump from a crackdown on Mexico's border jumpers in the renegotiation of NAFTA. Published April 15, 2018
Donald Trump issues pardon to Scooter Libby in 2007 conviction
President Trump issued a pardon Friday to former Vice President Dick Cheney's top aide, saying his 2007 conviction for obstructing the probe into the leaking of a CIA operative's identity, saying the conviction now appears to be tainted. Published April 15, 2018
Missile strikes underscore Russian support of Syrian chemical weapon capability: U.S. officials
The Trump administration said missile strikes Friday against Syria underscored Russian President Vladimir Putin's culpability in allowing the Syrian regime to continue using chemical weapons. Published April 14, 2018
Paul Ryan backs Kevin McCarthy as successor for House speaker
House Speaker Paul Ryan is throwing his support behind Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy to be his successor as speaker. Published April 13, 2018
Trump softens stance on firing Robert Mueller, Rod Rosenstein
President Trump softened his tone on special counsel Robert Mueller and met at the White House with Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, diffusing rampant speculation that he was preparing to fire them in order to derail the Russia collusion probe. Published April 12, 2018
Trump heralds success of tax cuts: ‘Just like we said would happen’
President Trump highlighted the boon from tax cuts Thursday at a Rose Garden event, saying his economic agenda paid off with more jobs, bigger bonuses and fatter paychecks for American workers. Published April 12, 2018
Donald Trump softens tone on Robert Mueller
President Trump on Thursday attempted to tamp down speculation that he was preparing to fire special counsel Robert Mueller, saying he had "full confidence" in his legal team's dealings with the probe. Published April 12, 2018
Rick Waddell, another national security official, quits the White House
Deputy National Security Adviser Rick Waddell is leaving the White House, the fourth national security official to call it quits since John Bolton took over running the national security team. Published April 12, 2018
GOP slams ‘Lyin’ Comey’ ahead of anti-Trump book tour
Republicans are launching a pre-emptive strike against former FBI Director James B. Comey's credibility, labeling him "Lyin' Comey" in advance of his book and publicity tour in which he is expected to trash President Trump. Published April 12, 2018
Larry Klayman, Freedom Watch founder, on Paul Ryan retirement: ‘Good riddance’
House Speaker Paul Ryan's retirement announcement Wednesday thrilled Larry Klayman, the founder and chairman of the conservative watchdog group Freedom Watch. Published April 11, 2018
Donald Trump cracks down on online sex trafficking: ‘It shouldn’t have been tough’
President Trump cracked down on online sex trafficking Wednesday by enacting a new law that forces operators of internet marketplaces and message boards to police the content posted on their websites. Published April 11, 2018
Tom Bossert, national security adviser, quits White House
Tom Bossert, President Trump's top homeland security adviser, is resigning, the White House announced Tuesday. Published April 10, 2018