Evening Edition: ‘Pelosi does not mess around’: Democratic speaker emerges triumphant from shutdown
'In no way a concession': Trump insists wall will be built; Trump's company was employing undocumented workers even as the president demanded a border wall. Now some are getting...
President Trump's capitulation on the shutdown generated rave reviews for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as she kept an unruly party caucus united in the face of GOP divide-and-conquer tactics.
The president pushed back against the notion — including criticism from political allies — that his reversal on the shutdown represented a major defeat.
Some of the workers fired recently had spent years on the staff of Trump National in Westchester County, N.Y., winning employee-of-the-month awards and receiving glowing letters of recommendation.
Experts say they haven't heard of anything like that happening. But President Trump keeps dwelling on his disturbing theme of exploited women in peril.
The lengthy session underscored the deep divisions in the United Nations over Venezuela, with President Nicolás Maduro's allies repeatedly accusing Washington of attempting a coup d'etat.
The insurgents have demanded that the Trump administration lay out a timetable for a U.S. troop pullback, and they have said they will not stop attacking Afghan and foreign targets until all U.S. troops have been ordered to leave.
Counties may now choose to investigate the voting eligibility of these individuals, which would require them to send a notice asking for proof of citizenship within 30 days.
Julen's fate had captivated Spain ever since Jan. 13, when he tumbled more than 30 stories down an unmarked borehole as his parents set up for a picnic.
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