Executive Branch

The White House press secretary said the corporation had to ‘correct and take down’ a story but a BBC spokesperson said it ‘did not remove any story.’

While the secretary of state focused on national security, the vice president emphasized everyday Americans.

By doubling the levies, foreign companies ‘can no longer get over the fence,’ Trump said.

That decision has sparked responses from pro-abortion and pro-life voices alike.

‘We remember the brutal crackdown 36 years ago ... Freedom, democracy, and self-rule are human principles the CCP cannot erase,’ said U.S. Secretary of State.

Relationship between university and Beijing has elicited concerns about Chinese Communist Party influence

The strike raised questions about U.S. security and could lead to future executive actions, according to the press secretary.

The Trump administration wants to see plans to remove non-tariff trade barriers and promises to purchase U.S. factory and farm products.

Reflecting the partisan divide, a Democrat leader made a last-minute appeal to replace the Republican nominee who has faced intense scrutiny.

Despite legal hurdles, the administration is confident that ‘Plan A’ will be successful.

White House press secretary says Elon Musk’s view ‘doesn’t change the president’s opinion.’

Calling the anonymously sourced reports ’meanspirited attempts to falsely frame a joke as policy,‘ the agency said ’FEMA is laser focused on disaster response.’

The president’s Feb. 5 order bars federally funded educational institutions from allowing transgender athletes to compete in women’s and girls’ sports.

The Department of Education said the change was to protect social security recipients ‘who oftentimes rely on a fixed income.’

‘There are 27 member states, and each of them has a different set of trade priorities,’ says former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.

Believing the fishing line was illegal, the two men freed the sharks and a grouper, reported it to state wildlife officials, and brought the line back to shore.

Around 790 of those arrested during the operation had criminal convictions or charges, while 277 had final removal orders but remained in the U.S. illegally.