Trump sues over California requirement that he release tax returns
The California law requires all presidential candidates to release five years' worth of tax returns or they won't be listed on the primary ballot
Trump to visit grieving cities of Dayton and El Paso
The president, whose tweets don't often match the tone of his scripted speeches, may not be welcomed by all in El Paso
What Trump has said about gun control in the past
The president tweeted early Monday that he supports stricter background checks but didn't mention that in his remarks hours later
Trump condemns "white supremacy" after El Paso shooting
He condemned white supremacy by name, in light of the racist manifesto believed to have been authored by the suspect in the El Paso shooting
White House confirms Trump phone call with Putin
The White House offered a two-sentence readout Wednesday night
Trump says he didn't discuss Russian meddling with Putin
"You don't really believe this. Do you believe this?" the president told reporters on the White House South Lawn Thursday
Federal judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign and Russia
The president claimed "vindication" and "exoneration"
Democratic Virginia state delegate interrupts Trump's speech
State delegate Ibraheem Samirah called President Trump the "racist-in-chief" in a statement
Trump says people of Baltimore are "living in hell"
The president said he thinks he's "helping himself" by highlighting the "corruption" in Baltimore
Trump friend tried to profit off U.S. energy policy in Mideast, report finds
The new report from House Oversight and Reform Committee claims the Trump administration isn't handing over the documents it needs
Maryland's GOP governor calls Trump tweets "outrageous and inappropriate"
The popular Republican governor is tired of the noise coming from Washington, and wants more action from the federal government
Who is John Ratcliffe?
The GOP congressman had harsh criticism for former special counsel Robert Mueller last week
Trump signs "safe third country" agreement with Guatemala
The president has been considering taking some action related to Guatemala
Mitch McConnell blocks election security legislation
The Senate majority leader blocked the bill hours after former special counsel Robert Mueller warned Russians are still interfering in U.S. politics
Justice Department will execute inmates for first time since 2003
William Barr brings back seldom-used punishment pushed by President Trump; 5 inmates are scheduled to be executed starting in December