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When President Donald Trump declared at the Pentagon Friday he was enacting strict new measures to prevent domestic terror attacks, there were few within his government who knew exactly what he meant.

Trump's executive order on immigration bars citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States for the next 90 days and suspends the admission of all refugees for 120 days.

President Donald Trump's road to the White House was paved in part with hard-line promises such as building a "great, great wall" along the US-Mexico border and outright banning immigration from any nations "compromised by terrorism."

President Donald Trump enters the second week of his presidency facing a growing political backlash -- with protesters in the streets, lawsuits mounting and his own party fracturing over his executive order banning travel to the United States from seven Muslim-majority nations.

Actor and producer Kal Penn raised more than $500,000 after receiving a hateful message on social media.

President Donald Trump has settled on his first Supreme Court nominee and is poised to reveal his selection early this week, two officials say, in an announcement that many inside the White House hope could change the subject from a weekend of thundering criticism over the executive order on immigration.

Letting employees work from home can be a win-win for employers and staff alike.

Bullying isn't just about physical violence or emotional pain -- it can impact kids' educations, too.

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) got emotional at a press conference about President Trump's ban on immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries.

President Donald Trump says his executive order banning immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries is working nicely.

Ali Abdi is a Ph.D. student at Yale University who fears he won't be able to return to the US after Trump's controversial ban on citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries.

A mother was separated from her 5-year-old son at Washington Dulles International Airport after President Trump's executive order that banned travel to seven Muslim-majority countries.

People gathered at airports around the country to protest President Trump's immigration ban from seven Muslim-majority countries.

Tech companies and industry executives have been among the most vocal opponents of President Trump's travel ban.

Stars on the red carpet at the 23rd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards tell CNN about their first jobs in the industry.

From the beginning of the 2017 Screen Actors Guild Awards to the end, stars didn't shy away from discussing the country's recent political issues.

It was a wild couple of days of chaos and confusion after President Trump signed his travel ban. Not up to speed on what went down over the weekend? Here's a quick primer.

When news of Donald Trump's executive order broke on Wednesday, I had just started a new semester of adjunct teaching at Columbia University. I was relieved to put my phone on silent, mentally shelve the news, and face a new classroom. I was back to walking with a cane -- I've had late-stage Lyme disease for years -- and I wondered which joke to lead with first: something that would disarm them about my illness, or something about how their professor might be in an internment camp before their finals. I did neither. I dreaded the end of class, when I'd have to look at my phone again -- wondering which part of my identity would clash with what fresh news update: partially-disabled, chronically ill, Iranian, American, artist, academic, journalist, woman.

When news of Donald Trump's executive order broke on Wednesday, I had just started a new semester of adjunct teaching at Columbia University. I was relieved to put my phone on silent, mentally shelve the news, and face a new classroom. I was back to walking with a cane -- I've had late-stage Lyme disease for years -- and I wondered which joke to lead with first: something that would disarm them about my illness, or something about how their professor might be in an internment camp before their finals. I did neither. I dreaded the end of class, when I'd have to look at my phone again -- wondering which part of my identity would clash with what fresh news update: partially-disabled, chronically ill, Iranian, American, artist, academic, journalist, woman.