White House takes credit for decrease in border apprehensions
An issued White House press release from Wednesday attributes a decline in border detentions to President Trump
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Spicer tweets out photo of Trump being briefed on strikes
The photo is reminiscent of one released by the Obama administration following the attack that killed Osama bin Laden in 2010
Former chief of staff defends Obama on Syria
Denis McDonough says the situation in Syria could be worse if the former president hadn’t worked to eliminate the regime’s chemical weapons stockpile
Sessions says parts of Baltimore consent decree could make city "less safe"
A judge approved a consent decree for DOJ and Baltimore to overhaul police department, but the attorney general says he has "grave concerns" about parts of the decree
Chinese, American first ladies visit Palm Beach school
First lady Melania Trump joined Madame Peng Liyuan in a tour of Bak Middle School of the Arts
Twitter says feds drop fight over anti-Trump account
The Trump administration has retreated from its demands that Twitter name the people behind an account critical of the president
Senate confirms Neil Gorsuch to serve as Supreme Court justice
Gorsuch was confirmed Friday to fill the vacancy on the high court after Justice Antonin Scalia's death in February 2016
Alabama governor files lawsuit to try to block release of report related to sex scandal
Bentley called the impeachment process against him "fundamentally unfair" and asked court to block release of report related to scandal
Nancy Pelosi calls on GOP to immediately reconvene Congress after U.S. strikes
House lawmakers left Washington Thursday for a two-week recess back in their congressional districts
Florida AG Pam Bondi is cleared in complaint involving $25K donation from Trump
A state prosecutor told the governor Thursday that the complaint lacks enough evidence to move forward
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One of Bobby Kennedy's sons is running for the seat
How Trump was able to order U.S. strikes on Syria without congressional approval
More than two dozen members of Congress were briefed Thursday on the missile strikes
Marco Rubio on possibility of Syrian chemical attack against U.S. troops
“If Assad is willing to use sarin gas against his own people -- civilians -- he’s probably willing to use [it] against Americans,” Republican senator says
The Takeout: "Worst" ever D.C. climate hurts fiscal reform: watchdog
Will tumultuous political climate in Washington hurt any attempts at fiscal reform? One budget expert thinks so
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