Trump holds off on threat to declare national emergency
"What we're not looking to do right now is national emergency," President Trump said in a roundtable discussion on border security
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"What we're not looking to do right now is national emergency," President Trump said in a roundtable discussion on border security
The cases will be added to a record-high backlog of over 800,000 immigration cases
Federal workers are scrimping to avoid being dinged by lenders for missing payments and damaging their credit scores
Republicans in one of the most populous counties in Texas have voted to support a Muslim doctor as a party vice chairman
Several Republican senators have introduced a bill to keep the federal government open when budget negotiations fail
Vice President Mike Pence and DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen visited headquarters amid a government shutdown
The "Hamilton" creator said the storm-battered island needs more investment from Congress
An airport spokesman says there's a concern there won't be enough workers to handle all 11 chekcpoints
The approvals are legal, but raise questions about whether the immigration system is enabling forced marriages
Trump administration rules would allow more employers to opt out of providing no-cost birth control
Many routine inspections aren't happening, with most of the agency's employees furloughed
Small convoy reportedly pulls out amid confusion over Trump administration's plans, and intense pressure from Turkey
GOP Sen. Mike Braun spoke with CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett on "The Takeout" podcast
The president may divert $13.9 billion meant for Puerto Rico and several states if he declares national emergency to end partial government shutdown
Pelosi said Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin "barely testified" and he was "stiff competition" for "one of the worst classified briefings we have received from the Trump administration"