“I was devastated”: Trump travel ban's financial pains
The president's blockade on seven predominantly Muslim countries is being felt on the corporate and deeply personal level
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The president's blockade on seven predominantly Muslim countries is being felt on the corporate and deeply personal level
Many families have been torn apart by immigration order, including the family of a boy who was badly burned at a refugee camp
Amona is largest of about 100 unauthorized outposts in West Bank that Israeli government has long tolerated
The president named Judge Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacancy left by the death of Antonin Scalia almost a year ago
The Liberty University predient was an early supporter of President Trump, and he said in Nov. that he had been offered the job of education secretary
A spokesman for the U.S. Army did not immediately respond to requests for comment, and the Standing Rock Sioux immediately vowed to go to court to stop it
Colorado-based federal appeals court judge, considered a solid conservative, would fill the late Antonin Scalia's seat
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Trump's support of Britain leaving the EU and perceived lack of support for NATO has Europe worried
Thirty-seven percent of Silicon Valley workers are foreign-born, nearly three times the rest of the nation
Judges Neil Gorsuch and Thomas Hardiman will be at the White House Tuesday night when the president is scheduled to make his announcement, a source told CBS News
The order bans all refugees from entering the country for 120 days, and imposes a 90-day ban on entry for visa-holders from seven Muslim-majority countries
Mr. Trump ordered last week that his administration would pull federal funding from sanctuary cities
James Corden has some strong feelings about President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration and refugees
Agency and department heads were to be advised that they'll be held accountable for cyber security
Despite Trump supporters' calls for a boycott of the coffee chain, it has a long record of hiring and helping veterans
As President Trump cranks up the threat level, some American businesses are getting nervous
"We knew it was coming," Kelly told reporters Tuesday after accusations that the abrupt rollout had caught federal agencies off guard
Chao was labor secretary under President George W. Bush, and her nomination received broad bipartisan support
Senate committees clear Perry and Rep. Ryan Zinke to head to full chamber for cabinet confirmation votes
Democrats say they need more information about both nominees before they can move forward with votes
The House Speaker, however, says it was “regrettable that there was some confusion” after it was signed
The Minnesota Democrat says the administration's executive order restricting new arrivals is likely to complicate nominations
At least 10 people held at airport due to the travel restrictions, including 34-year-old man in a wheelchair
Along with China, Russia, radical Islam and terrorism, Poland's Donald Tusk says new U.S. leader makes future "highly unpredictable"