Moving thousands of immigration detainees to Democratic strongholds would require massive transportation infrastructure. Sanctuary city mayors wave it off as a bluff.
President Trump's comments capped a frenzied two weeks during which he threatened to close the U.S. border with Mexico, only to pull back, and embarked on an overhaul of the leadership of the Department of Homeland Security.
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A federal appeals court has put a judge's order on hold shortly before it would have stopped the Trump administration from forcing asylum seekers to wait in Mexico
"My romantic life is evolving," said the Democratic senator and 2020 contender, who believes thrice-married President Trump has "broken the mold" on public expectations of first families.
Canada has resettled more than 1,000 of the Islamic State's most vulnerable victims. Newcomers live with profound and persistent trauma. Some suffer rare, seizure-like episodes. They often find that care workers, though devoted, are ill-equipped to help.
The video attacked the way Omar phrased a reference to 9/11, adding fuel to a controversy that has swelled in Republican political circles this week. Her remarks came in March, as she spoke about Islamophobia at an event held by the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
The investigation of AccuWeather found rampant sexual harassment, including groping and kissing without consent. AccuWeather's CEO at the time, Barry Myers, has been nominated to lead the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The unexplained deaths of 23 horses at the fabled track have amplified calls from animal rights advocates to shut down California's more than $3 billion annual horse racing industry until the mystery is solved and new rules are in place.
U.S. officials hailed it as vindication of their insistence that the International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction over U.S. forces who might have been implicated in a probe.
More than 30 infant fatalities were reported between 2011 and 2018, "after the infants rolled over while unrestrained, or under other circumstances," according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Woods knows every shot Augusta National can present. And now, even with a decidedly formidable cast of characters ahead of him, he looms over the entire field like no one else can.
Lenny Bernstein discusses New York City's mandatory vaccination order; Juliet Eilperin reports on how the military is approaching climate change differently than the White House; and Ryan Pfeffer looks into what it's like to die on "Game of Thrones."
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