Congressman Al Green, a Texas Democrat, was escorted out of Trump’s joint address. He is a critic of the president, led the call for his impeachment.

While Nancy Pelosi described President Donald Trump's remarks as a "manifesto of mistruths," Rep. Darrell Issa said Trump "told it like it is." ...

Rep. Al Green of Texas wasn’t the first lawmaker ever to blurt out a protest during a presidential address to Congress.

The focus among college football programs has completely shifted to recruiting the class of 2026 with the signing periods for ...

Multiple Democrats staged protests inside the chamber as the president delivered his remarks, holding signs that bore slogans ...

Oaks Christian (Calif.) four-star cornerback Davon Benjamin is expected to take an unofficial visit with the USC Trojans beginning on Thursday. Benjamin is the ...

In a dramatic scene only a few minutes into President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress on Tuesday, a longtime ...

Here’s what people were searching about while President Donald Trump delivered his speech to a joint session of Congress.

Al Green, a Democrat from Texas, was the voice of the anti-Trump protest when the US president addressed members of Congress on March 4. Al Green, brandishing his cane, shouted at Trump: "You have no ...

President Donald Trump gave the longest address to a joint session of Congress in modern history on Tuesday night, surpassing former President Bill Clinton’s previous mark.

When Green refused to sit, continuing to say Trump had no mandate to cut Medicaid, Johnson ordered Green removed, and the ...

While Rep. Al Green was escorted out after an outburst, his Democratic colleagues largely opted for quieter forms of ...