Germany to drop laws on insulting foreign leaders
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Crane protesters near White House call for resistance to Trump
Protesters climb 270-foot construction site crane just blocks from White House, unfurl orange, yellow banner
Today in Trump: January 25, 2017
Your daily guide to what's happening in the Trump administration
Secret Service agent under investigation for social media post
Agency is looking into comments by a senior agent who suggested she would not take a bullet for President Trump
Poll: Americans divided on if country will be better off after first Trump term
Americans are dramatically less optimistic about Trump’s first term than they were ahead of Obama’s first days in office - Trump's percentages are closer to George W. Bush's
Russia has "no illusions" of another "reset" under Trump
"We know that Trump is considered a master of the deal but Vladimir Putin knows how to make deals, too," advises Moscow
Trump's Supreme Court justice shortlist narrows further
The president tweeted that he'll name Antonin Scalia's replacement next Thursday
FedEx CEO urges Trump to "rethink" trade positions
Fred Smith explains why he disagrees with the president's anti-trade policies and "outdated" view of China
Trump seeking "major investigation" on voter fraud despite no evidence
"Depending on results, we will strengthen up voting procedures," president promises on Twitter
Lawmaker under fire for apparently mocking Women's March women's looks
Nebraska State Sen. Bill Kintner being pressured to quit after retweet he says is being taken out of context
Trump sets sights on border wall, immigration policy
President aims to fulfill popular promises this week, including campaign staple of building a "great, great wall” on the border with Mexico
The Day One promises Trump didn't keep
On the campaign trail, Trump promised to take action on a long list of items that included starting construction on the border wall
Trump tweets about Chicago gun violence, threatens to "send in the Feds"
President Trump said that if Chicago can’t reduce its homicide figures, he will “send in the Feds!”
Minn. Governor Mark Dayton says he has prostate cancer
The Minnesota governor revealed the diagnosis hours after collapsing during his State of the State address
State Dept. reviewing decision to send Palestinians $221M
The State Department is reviewing the last-minute decision by former Secretary of State John Kerry
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