Missouri gov. leaves office, enacts law against his alleged actions
On his last day in office, Greitens signed 77 bills, pardoned five people and commuted four criminal sentences
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On his last day in office, Greitens signed 77 bills, pardoned five people and commuted four criminal sentences
"There is no evidence in my Twitter records of collusion - all relevant records are already public," Stone says
President Trump said there are no new sanctions at this time
Nathan Larson is also a convicted felon who threatened to kill either George W. Bush or Barack Obama in 2008
Trump's chief economic adviser defends U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, but says they are "not my favorite" policy
He telegraphed strong hiring numbers in a tweet posted well before their official release -- not good, critics say
The first lady has not appeared in public since since May 10, when she welcomed three American hostages home from North Korea
The answer seems to be those connected to celebrities, and conservative causes
Gov. Kay Ivey wants to let school administrators to store weapons on campus and qualify as sheriff's deputies
Robert Kennedy Jr. and Kathleen Kennedy Townsend want a new investigation into their father's 1968 assassination
The president also praised Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen
It's still unclear whether a summit with the North Koreans will take place next month, or at all
The president is levying tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from Canada, Mexico and the European Union
Greitens has said he will resign at 5 p.m. Friday
It's a possible shift that could further dampen Palestinian hopes for an independent state