Pictures of Melania Trump's "I REALLY DON'T CARE, DO U?" jacket and more from her visit to a church shelter (not a detention center).
Pictures: Melania Trump’s “I REALLY DON’T CARE, DO U?” Jacket and More
Not Content with Fox News, the White House is Now Putting Out Sheer Propaganda
As Donald Trump is criticized around the globe for his abuse of migrant children, the White House tweeted that he is "standing up for human rights at the U.N."
Local News Is Being Flooded With Trump Propaganda Lies About Migrant Kids
Donald Trump's propaganda outlet of Sinclair Broadcast Group is force feeding lies to over 100 news stations about his administration's abuse of migrant children to local news outlets as a "must-run" segment.
Trump backs down on separating immigrant children, legal problems remain
Trump signed an executive order requiring that immigrant families be detained together when they are caught entering the country illegally for as long as their criminal proceedings take.
While the change may end a policy that drew a rebuke from Pope Francis and everyone else from human rights advocates to business leaders, it may also mean immigrant children remain in custody indefinitely.
Methodist Church Seeks to Charge Jeff Sessions With Child Abuse
According to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the Bible justifies ripping migrant children from their parents’ arms. Last week Sessions cited apostle Paul’s “clear and wise command” when defending the administration’s new practice. Sessions also said that the Trump administration policy of separating families is “not unusual or unjustified.”
Faces of Defeat as Trump Undoes His Separation of Children from Their Parents Policy
The Trump White House was pretty down today as the President undid the order they all pretended he never made and then defended him for making.
EPA chief Scott Pruitt to face Senate panel over spending and ethics scandals in August
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt will testify before the Senate's environment committee in August, panel chairman Senator John Barrasso said on Tuesday, where he will face questions about spending and ethics controversies.
Hollywood producers speak out against Fox over immigration stance
Some powerful Hollywood producers and directors have criticized Twenty-First Century Fox Inc over its news commentators' support for the U.S. immigration crackdown that separates children from their parents, with one award-winning producer threatening to take his work elsewhere.
UPDATE: U.N. Human Rights chief Zeid says in tweet it is ‘disappointing, if not surprising news’ that U.S. withdrawing from U.N. Human Rights Council
It also comes as the United States faces intense criticism for detaining children separated from their immigrant parents at the U.S.-Mexico border. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein on Monday called on Washington to halt its "unconscionable" policy.
Top U.S. business group urges end to child separation policy
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday urged an end to the Trump administration policy of separating children from parents trying to enter the United States illegally at the border with Mexico.
It’s Worse Than You Imagined: Trump Has Likely Lost Nearly 6,000 Unaccompanied Children
The Trump admin has likely lost track of nearly 6,000 unaccompanied migrant children, thousands more than lawmakers were alerted to last month.
Texas House Speaker Asks Trump To Stop Taking Children From Parents
The Speaker of the Texas House sent a letter to President Donald Trump requesting that he immediately stop taking children away from their parents.
EPA’s Pruitt got tickets to Rose Bowl football game from PR chief: letter
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt faced fresh ethics questions on Friday, this time about how he got tickets to this year’s Rose Bowl college football game, but President Donald Trump reiterated that Pruitt has done a “fantastic job” leading the agency.
Trump tries to discredit report that there was no bias in FBI Clinton email probe
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday a Justice Department inspector general's report that concluded there was no bias in how the FBI handled its investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails was wrong, saying there was "total bias."
U.S. prosecutors pull encrypted messages from phones seized in Cohen raids
Federal prosecutors investigating U.S. President Donald Trump's longtime personal lawyer Michael Cohen have extracted more than 700 pages of messages sent using encrypted programs like WhatsApp and Signal on phones seized from Cohen, according to a court filing on Friday.
Factbox: Under investigation or indicted – the Trump aides facing scrutiny
The federal investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and potential collusion by Donald Trump's campaign has targeted - directly or indirectly - a growing group of presidential associates.
Senate Republicans call for hearing on Pruitt scandals
Republican senators on Wednesday said embattled Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt should testify before the U.S. Congress to address the list of ethics scandals he faces, but stopped short of calling for his resignation.
Pruitt Used EPA Staff to Contact GOP Donors to Find His Wife A Job
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator Scott Pruitt had one of his top aides contact several Republican donors from EPA offices last year. The purpose of the contacts was to solicit the donors to find his wife Marlyn a job in Washington, DC. Eventually he was successful in getting her a position at a conservative political group, according to the Washington Post.
White House aide apologizes over ‘special place in hell’ comment
White House trade adviser Peter Navarro apologized on Tuesday for his sharp comments directed at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after last week's Group of Seven summit, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Exclusive: Nearly 1,800 families separated at U.S.-Mexico border in 17 months through February
Nearly 1,800 immigrant families were separated at the U.S.-Mexico border from October 2016 through February of this year, according to a senior government official, as President Donald Trump implemented stricter border enforcement policies.