Evening Edition: Trump steps up attack on minority lawmakers, says they ‘hate our country’
Tiptoeing around Trump's racism is a betrayal of journalistic truth-telling; GOP reactions to Trump's 'go back' tweets finally roll in. They're a mess.
The president expressed no regret about his "go back" tweet: "It doesn't concern me because many people agree with me. And all I'm saying — they want to leave, they can leave."
After spending a day silently pretending that President Trump didn't say what he just said, Republicans have begun to respond to Trump telling nonwhite congresswomen to return to the countries they came from. They are making some bizarre contentions.
The Trump administration's proposal to move nearly 80 employees from an agency managing more than 10 percent of the nation's land comes as officials are forcibly reassigning career officials and upending operations across the federal government.
The new rule, to take effect Tuesday, aims to curb Central American migration by requiring asylum seekers to request refuge in countries they reach before they get to the United States.
Nick Miroff and Kevin Sieff report on the policies causing further uncertainty for asylum seekers. Plus, Amy Goldstein explains another threat to the ACA. And Rick Maese discusses the 10-year-old hoping to skateboard into the Olympics.
Conway had been asked to testify before House Oversight Committee about a government watchdog's findings that she violated the Hatch Act dozens of times.
He's an American folk hero and one of the Internet's most durable memes. But maybe laughing at Florida — and its outrageous headlines — is more complicated than we've thought.
Nice prices for domestic travel are forecast through summer, an overall calendar pattern that's typical. But rising oil prices could have an effect on costs a year from now, says a data scientist at a fare-prediction app.
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