How it happened: Donald Trump's "sh*thole countries" remark
Seven lawmakers were meeting with the president in the Oval Office about a bipartisan immigration proposal
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Seven lawmakers were meeting with the president in the Oval Office about a bipartisan immigration proposal
Former Vice President Joe Biden weighed in on Twitter Friday morning and President Obama, whose father was from Kenya, has not responded
The decision was made prior to President Trump's "sh*thole countries" comments, but U.S. ambassadors across the globe are facing challenges now
Michael Cohen paid $130,000 to adult actress in exchange for silence about a sexual encounter with Trump, according to WSJ
The revelation suggests the group nicknamed Fancy Bear is still busy trying to gather the emails of America's political elite
A telephone briefing on the status of Iran sanctions was delayed while the White House struggled with the "listen only" feature on the conference call, in a saga that was filled with expletives and confusion
"This is a last chance," President Trump said in a statement
Global Zero, a nuclear disarmament group, is calling on Congress to rein in Mr. Trump's power to use nuclear weapons
Irish-American Speaker says he thought about his own family when condemning the remarks
Following reports that Trump questioned why U.S. accepts people from "sh*thole countries," the president tweeted that "this was not the language used"
The president's comments were the first since his shocking remarks about "sh*thole countries"
Neither Speaker Paul Ryan nor Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have issued responses as of Friday morning
Republicans need to decide whether ideas one holds matter more than where someone comes from
"Why are we having all these people from sh*thole countries come here?" the president reportedly said in an Oval Office meeting, confirmed by CBS News
Tweets he thinks U.S. made bad deal when it decided to move embassy to new building, but decision came under George W. Bush