Trump ad hits Pelosi, Schumer after cutting deal with them
The ad points fingers at Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer the day after the president brokered a deal with Democrats over Republicans
Fate unclear for 900 DACA recipients in the military
The Trump administration announced this week it is ending the program for undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children
Clinton assails Trump, Sanders in new book
Hillary Clinton disparages her former opponent, painting him as unrealistic in a scathing passage
Bannon to appear on CBS News' "60 Minutes"
Trump's former chief strategist is giving first TV interview since leaving the White House
White House defends ending DACA
"It's not cold-hearted for the president to uphold the law," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders
Congress reacts to Trump ending DACA
Democrats took to Twitter more quickly than Republicans to respond
Russia vacates diplomatic posts, State Department says
A State Department official denies Russian claims that U.S. officials threatened to break down doors at the facilities
"I love that program," Sessions says of asset forfeiture
"We had so much fun doing that, taking drug dealers' money and passing it out to people trying to put drug dealers in jail," the attorney general said
Paul Ryan, other top Republicans urge Trump to leave DACA alone
"We love dreamers," said President Trump on Friday, as he looks to announce his decision next week
Trump lawyers met with Mueller, arguing Trump didn't obstruct justice: Report
His lawyers have submitted memos arguing Mr. Trump didn't obstruct justice, according to the Wall Street Journal
Companies selected for border wall prototypes
The Trump administration is under pressure from supporters to build the wall, as promised in campaign rallies
Trump donating $1M in personal funds to Texas relief
The announcement comes before the president's second trip to Texas scheduled for Saturday
Grassley, Graham say records show Comey concluded Clinton case prematurely
GOP Sens. Chuck Grassley and Lindsey Graham pointed to interviews with people close to fired FBI director James Comey
Russia has until Saturday to close some U.S. offices
Move comes after Russia expelled more than 700 U.S. diplomatic personnel from the Kremlin
Drug prosecutions lag under Trump, Sessions
In the first five months of President Trump's administration, drug prosecutions were down 9 percent from last year