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Has Trump absorbed all that the presidency is?

California Senate Leader Kevin de León is under fire for saying the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies are rooted in “principles of white supremacy.”

Supporters of legal marijuana say four people have been arrested after smoking pot on the U.S. Capitol grounds.

Former President Barack Obama, in his first public event since leaving office, talked Monday about illegal immigration, Fox News and other issues but avoided directly commenting on successor Donald Trump.

The Trump administration issued sanctions Monday on 271 people linked to the Syrian agency responsible for producing non-conventional weapons, part of an ongoing U.S. crackdown on Syrian President Bashar Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons.

The United States has issued 271 sanctions in response to Syrian President Bashar Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons. It's one of the largest sanction actions in U.S. history.

The entire U.S. Senate has been invited to the White House for a briefing Wednesday on the North Korea situation, amid escalating tensions over the country’s missile tests and bellicose rhetoric.

President Donald Trump is recalling the death and suffering of more than 1 million Armenians during the final years of the Ottoman Empire, without describing it as genocide.

President Trump has dismissed the end of his first 100 days in office as an “artificial” marker, but he’s packed the final stretch with a burst of executive orders and lofty legislative goals covering health care, tax reform and more.

Former Fox News anchor and correspondent Heather Nauert was announced Monday as the new State Department spokesperson.

President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Monday pressed their case for building a wall at the U.S.-Mexican border, as a $1 billion funding request for the project threatened to derail negotiations to approve a budget and keep the government open.

Thousands of veterans' caregivers have been removed from a VA program in recent years, and Congress is seeking answers.

A Texas state lawmaker is going days without food to protest an anti-sanctuary cities bill and urging others to join her.

It’s early March and 2,000 screaming, raucous protesters, many of them Hispanic, line 82nd Avenue along Miami’s Tropical Park. It seems like almost every passing driver honks their horn apparently in support. A local news reporter makes his way along the rowdy rally and asks a handful why they are there.

Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez drew a swift rebuke from Republicans and a public swipe from a top leader of his own party after declaring Friday that “every Democrat” should be pro-choice -- no exceptions.

President Trump took a few more shots Monday at his old nemesis – the pollsters who confidently predicted his loss last year – after new surveys were released playing up the president’s low approval ratings at the end of his first 100 days.

A new Washington Post poll that declares President Trump as "the least popular president in modern times," waits until the second to last paragraph to reveal another tidbit: He'd still beat Hillary Rodham Clinton if the election were held today and in the popular vote, not just Electoral College.

Julian Assange may soon be facing criminal charges.

Former President Barack Obama met Sunday with at-risk young men and boys in his hometown of Chicago before his first major post-presidency speech.

President Trump talked to both leaders of China and Japan Monday as tensions on the Korean Peninsula have boiled over and North Korea appears ready to for an ICBM launch.