Former chief of staff for the Department of Homeland Security Miles Taylor reacts to reports that staff-level officials are informally discussing invoking the 25th amendment, and says he does not ...

Miles Taylor, lifelong Republican and former chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security, is now the highest ranking former Trump administration official to come out formally against the ...

"I've had enough…I'm quitting the Republican party": Miles Taylor, fmr. security official under President Trump who wrote explosive, anonymous NY Times 2018 op-ed, announces he's quitting the ...

Miles Taylor analyzes President Trump's deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles, despite Gov. Gavin Newsom's opposition, and the president's decision to use "insurrection" rhetoric.

As a senior official in the first Trump administration, Miles Taylor wrote an anonymous op-ed criticizing the president. He later quit and campaigned against the president. Now, President Trump ...

CNN host Chris Cuomo pressed Miles Taylor, the former Trump administration staffer who revealed this week he was behind a 2018 New York Times op-ed and 2019 book attributed to “Anonymous,” why ...

Miles Taylor, former Department of Homeland Security chief of staff, announced Wednesday that he is the anonymous senior Trump administration official who wrote the New York Times op-ed “ I Am Part of ...

Former Department of Homeland Security official Miles Taylor on Wednesday revealed himself as "Anonymous," the author of an op-ed vowing resistance to President Trump.

Miles Taylor, who admitted to writing about Donald Trump under the pen name "Anonymous," said Wednesday he owed CNN anchor Anderson Cooper a beer for lying to him during an August interview.

UPDATE, 9:26 PM PT: Miles Taylor appeared on Chris Cuomo's CNN show and explained why he lied to Anderson Cooper in August about being Anonymous, the Trump administration figure who wrote a ...