Rosenstein's resolve, new ethical questions for Team Trump, why Congress' August recess will probably be canceled and more --in the Inside Politics forecast.

President Trump touts an unproven theory about a spy infiltrating his 2016 campaign, and his lawyer and chief of staff generate controversy after showing up to a classified intelligence briefing centered around their boss.

Despite canceling his highly anticipated meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, President Trump makes clear he hasn't shut the door completely.

NRCC Chairman Steve Stivers says Republicans might lose "a seat or two."

If she wins in November, she will be the first black female governor in the United States.

"It could happen. It could very well happen, but whatever it is we will know next week about Singapore," Pres. Trump told reporters outside the White House.

Trump's Secy. of State Mike Pompeo says he does not believe there is a "deep state" at the State Department or Department of Justice, in spite of the President's morning tweet railing against the "Criminal Deep State."

President Trump answers reporters' questions as he departs the White House.

Female candidates in the emerging 2018 primary season -- of which Democrats have record numbers in House races -- have fared well, picking up big wins in Texas, Georgia and Kentucky.

Skeptical of Mueller's investigation, a group of GOP lawmakers are calling for a special counsel to investigate the special counsel.

Homeland Security Secy. Kirstjen Nielsen says she is "unfamiliar" with the intel community's assessment that Russia meddled to skew the 2016 election to Pres. Trump.

And Hillary Clinton is weighing in on the race.