Saturday's Headlines: Trump risks credibility as his policy veers between threats and inaction
Acting DHS secretary threatened to quit after White House aide Stephen Miller tried another shakeup, officials say; Trump administration tells judge Congress did not deny border...
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In what one Trump aide likened to an "immigration knife fight," Kevin McAleenan threatened to quit over a plan by Miller to derail the appointment of Mark Morgan as the new director of ICE.
Opponents of the wall, who are challenging the president's emergency declaration in court, claim the administration acted illegally when it repurposed money.
The first lady, who immigrated from Slovenia in 1996 for modeling, likely brought her parents over through a family unification process that Trump wants to limit.
Nelson Mandela once dreamed of a rainbow nation. Twenty-five years later, the generation of South Africans born in the post-apartheid era continues to struggle with its legacy.
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Small and mid-sized businesses — which buy from China and sell to big retailers — are absorbing the cost of the tariffs as they struggle to get those retailers to budge on prices.
The Ways and Means Committee had given Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig until 5 p.m. on Friday to hand over the documents.
The booze-filled benders — which led one employee to hand in her resignation and a party to be shut down — reminded some of a more toxic culture under former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick.
Gang leaders say the only way to leave the business alive is to convert to Christianity. So a popular televangelist memorializes a gang member's embrace of the ancient articles of faith using the most modern of tools.
State Rep. Barry Hovis, a former police lieutenant, said most of the sexual assault cases he handled in his law enforcement career were "date rapes or consensual rapes."
Aaron Blake explains why antiabortion Republicans are changing their legal strategy to dismantle Roe v. Wade. Geoff Edgers reports on the new Howard Stern. And critic Sebastian Smee discusses how the art world increasingly caters to billionaires.
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