Can Trump dismantle a national monument? Utah lawsuits to test that power
Legal experts disagree on whether the 1906 Antiquities Act allows a president to reduce a monument
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IMF: U.S. growth will slow by 2020, not rise to 3%
Citing a lack of clarity about prospects for Trump's economic policies, the group lowers its U.S. GDP forecasts
Everything you need to know about White House press briefings
From Grover Cleveland to Sean Spicer, the history of the presidency's relationship with the press
Macron, Trump agree to partnership on Syrian chemical weapons
They discussed the need to work together on a response in Syria in the event of another chemical attack, according to a readout from Élysée Palace
Tension continues to flare between White House, media
President Trump tried to make nice with the press Tuesday afternoon, hours after assailing CNN on Twitter
Pro-Trump group pulls ad against GOP senator who opposed health care bill
A pro-Trump group is pulling an ad against Sen. Dean Heller, a Nevada Republican who came out against the health care bill last week
Senate delays vote on contentious GOP health care bill
Mitch McConnell is delaying the vote, he told GOP senators Tuesday. Republican senators have been invited to White House for meeting on health care
Alec Baldwin returning to “SNL” for more Trump
Alec Baldwin has plenty more President Donald Trump up his sleeve
Christopher Wray FBI Director nomination formally submitted by White House
Wray, if confirmed, will take the vacant spot left by fired FBI Director James Comey
Trump slams CNN as "fake news" following Russia story retraction
President's comments come after network accepted resignation of three journalists
Ruling in travel ban leaves myriad questions unanswered
The Supreme Court decided to partially reinstate Trump's temporary travel ban
What Obamacare repeal means for health stocks
They're on the upswing thanks to the GOP proposals, but Washington can just as easily make things worse for them
W.H. issues ominous warning about Syria preparing for another chemical attack
Monday's statement from press secretary Sean Spicer says U.S. "has identified potential preparations" for possible attack by Assad regime
3 journalists resign from CNN after network retracts story
Thomas Frank, Eric Lichtblau and Lex Harris lost their jobs after story about supposed investigation into pre-inaugural meeting between Trump associate and head of Russian investment fund
Why the GOP can't just simply cut taxes
The party that lives for this chance is confronting devilishly difficult conflicts to get where it wants to go
Ivanka Trump: "I try to stay out of politics"
She was responding to a question about her father's tweeting, in an interview that aired Monday
Trump calls Supreme Court decision to hear travel ban case a "clear victory"
Trump's comments come as the Supreme Court lifted an injunction on the administration's travel policy
Donald Trump to have speaking role in Walt Disney World's "Hall of Presidents"
The attraction features past presidents imparting well-known speeches to Disney World audiences
Ironworker looks to unseat Paul Ryan in 2018
Randy Bryce, a Democrat and Army veteran, announces challenge to Republican House Speaker in Wisconsin
"Caesar" star opens up about Shakespeare in the Park
"Julius Caesar" star Corey Stoll reflects on courting controversy in New York's Central Park
Why coal mining is resurgent in the U.S., China and India
After a 2016 decline, coal mining is resurgent, although President Donald Trump is playing a minor role
Trump calls Elizabeth Warren "hopeless case"
During an interview with "Fox & Friends," the president said that he calls her Pocahontas, but "that's an insult to Pocahontas"
Police investigate possible anti-Muslim hate crimes
A burned Quran filled with bacon was found locked to a fence outside a mosque in Sacramento
Trump attends Mnuchin's wedding, Pence officiates nuptials
Trump, along with First Lady Melania Trump, attended the wedding of the Treasury Secretary to actress Louise Linton
John’s Notebook: Trump, tapes, and honesty
Face the Nation moderator John Dickerson says it was a mistake for the White House this week to further limit televised or audio recordings of press briefings.
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Armed man arrested near White House planned to kill Trump, DHS says
What Stephen Miller has pushed for while in Trump admin.
DOJ dropping suit over alleged noncitizen ballots
How 2 lifelong singles in the same town ended up married
Thomas Markle Sr., Meghan's father, arrested in Florida
DOJ official resigns amid questions about "grand conspiracy" probe
