Trump threatened to slap another round of tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese products, the latest move in an escalating trade war with Beijing.
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No Republicans support Senate bill that would stop child separations at border
The Keep Families Together Act was introduced by California Sen. Dianne Feinstein this month after the Trump administration started instituting a “zero tolerance” immigration policy,
Is family separation child abuse? DHS responds
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen told reporters family separation is not a policy of the current administration and responded to claims that separation is a
Senators call family separation inhumane
Lawmakers from both parties are calling family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border inhumane, though they are also accusing each other of politicizing the issue. (June
Trump blames Democrats for separating families at border
President Trump says the “horrible laws” allowing children to be taken from their parents as they illegally enter the U.S. are “the Democrats’ fault” and
Senate judiciary panel grills Justice inspector general, FBI director on Clinton email probe
In his first public comments since delivering the 568-page report last week, Michael Horowitz told the Senate Judiciary Committee that cascading errors in judgment by top
Congress, White House head for showdown over Chinese telecom ZTE after Senate OKs defense bill
Congress and the White House moved closer to a showdown over the Chinese telecom ZTE on Monday when the Senate approved a defense policy bill.
Gone to pieces: Trump administration hopes to track and limit the debris threatening the space industry
President Trump signed an order directing his administration to reduce the threat posed by hundreds of satellites by improving how space debris is tracked.
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Civil rights groups urge NFL to reverse rule requiring players to stand for national anthem
Civil rights groups called on the NFL to reverse its decision to punish players who kneel during the anthem and fine teams whose players don’t