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Melania Trump said Thursday that many people are grieving after losing loved ones to the opioid crisis, telling a White House summit on the issue that "we need to change that."

Melania Trump says many people are grieving after losing loved ones to the opioid crisis and is telling a White House summit "we need to change that."

The Department of Housing and Urban development is canceling an order for a $31,561 dining room set purchased for a costly makeover of Secretary Ben Carson’s office after a whistleblower’s complaint.

President Trump announced Thursday he plans to institute tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum next week, arguing it will level the playing field for American companies and help them expand after plant closings in recent years.

The U.S. ambassador to Mexico is resigning from her post this spring, amid strained relations between the two countries.

The mayor of Puerto Rico’s largest city became an international star when she donned a T-shirt and baseball cap and begged for help after Hurricane Maria left San Juan in shambles. And she became a darling of the left when she took aim at President Trump for not doing enough to help her people.

Hundreds of college students from around the D.C. area areplanning to stage a sit-in outside Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s office next week, escalating their campaign for stricter gun laws in the wake of the Parkland shooting.

Utah lawmakers have created a rap sequel -- of sorts -- to the famous “Schoolhouse Rock” video that showed how a bill becomes a law.

President Trump on Thursday participated in a listening session with 15 representatives from the steel and aluminum industry ahead of an expected decision on whether to impose tariffs or quotas on imports of both products.

President Trump has touched off new tensions with the National Rifle Association after urging Republican lawmakers not to be "afraid" of the powerful gun lobby and openly entertaining more gun restrictions during a rare public debate with Hill leaders.

President Trump plans to make an announcement Thursday about steel and aluminum trade measures, as he faces deadlines on whether to impose tariffs or quotas on imports of both products.

President Trump’s latest outburst against Attorney General Jeff Sessions – escalating a year-long public flogging of the mild-mannered former senator – is raising the question: How much longer will Sessions endure?

In a 20 minute interview with late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert, former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault Newman said she does not regret trying to be a “voice of reason” in the Trump administration.

If the president of the United States wants his attorney general to investigate how the Obama administration handled a surveillance warrant involving a former campaign aide, he should ask him.

A controversy in a St. Louis suburb over the display of “In God We Trust” as a motto in the City Council chambers prompted hundreds of residents to rally in support of the sign on Wednesday after some residents and anti-religion groups complained.

YouTube's new team of content moderators removed pro-gun videos in the days following the Feb. 14 mass shooting at a Florida high school, according to multiple reports.

From campaigning for a new border wall to cracking down on sanctuary cities, Acting Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Thomas Homan says he'll “never back down” from safeguarding the border and advancing President Trump's agenda.

A former model and public relations consultant, Hope Hicks quickly rose up the ranks during President Trump's 2016 campaign to become one of his most loyal staff members.

Hope Hicks, the White House communications director and one of President Trump’s longest serving aides, resigned from her post on Wednesday.

White House communications director Hope Hicks, one of the president's longest and most loyal advisers dating back to the beginning of his presidential campaign, said Wednesday she is resigning from the administration to explore new opportunities.