All the top Trump administration departures in 2018
Here are all the departures you probably long forgot about from the past year
Trump defends legacy as 2018 ends with shutdown, criticism
The president has a case to make to his base
Pay on hold for federal law enforcement Trump vocally supports
Thousands of the federal law enforcement officers Trump praises will not receive pay until the shutdown ends — and there's no end in sight
Here's what shuts down in a government shutdown
Government funding for key departments and agencies runs dry Friday night
Trump signs criminal justice reform bill — live updates
The bill signing, a significant bipartisan achievement, is overshadowed by a looming shutdown and Defense Secretary James Mattis' impending departure
Trump signs farm bill as government shutdown looks more likely
President Trump won't sign a short-term spending bill, House Speaker Paul Ryan said
Trump struggles to defend decision to pull out of Syria
He declared ISIS defeated in Syria and claimed Russia, Iran and Syria are unhappy with his decision
Democrats support McConnell's short-term spending proposal
Democratic leadership supports the legislation, and a top Trump aide said he may support it
It's "too soon" to say if shutdown will happen, Trump says
President Trump has invited family members of victims of the Parkland shooting to the White House
Is Joe Biden Democrats' best bet?
Early polling in Iowa doesn't always mean winning the caucuses, or making it all the way to the White House
Mueller's Russia probe has cost more than $25 million
President Trump has blasted the special counsel for its spending
Mick Mulvaney is keeping his day job
He's going to remain the head of the Office of Management and Budget
Chris Christie won't be the next White House chief of staff
The former New Jersey governor said he has asked the president to no longer keep him in consideration
Jon Kyl resignation leaves Arizona governor to pick replacement
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey will again have to find a replacement for the late senator
"Of course" Trump knew hush payments were wrong, Cohen says
President Trump's longtime attorney said he "doesn't think there is anybody that believes" the president