Executive Branch

The ban, instituted through a presidential proclamation rather than an executive order, went into effect at 12:01 a.m. ET on June 9.

Critical metals are expected to be on U.S. officials’ agenda when they meet their Chinese counterparts in London on June 9.

While rare earth exports have resumed, they remain below the levels outlined in the Geneva agreement, Trump’s economic adviser says.

‘I didn’t go out to craft a piece of legislation to please the richest man in the world,’ the House speaker said.

The FBI deputy director said that demonstrators should ‘choose wisely’ and that immigration enforcement operations will continue.

Trump said that California officials who work against the ongoing deportations could face federal charges.

Demonstrators clashed with federal authorities and attempted to force their way into a federal building in Los Angeles following ICE operations on June 6.

Following a public feud this week, the president warned his one time political ally against supporting Democrats in upcoming elections.

The president says the nation has inadequate vetting measures and lacks a competent central authority for issuing passports. The ban takes effect on June 9.

The president’s order states that cyber sanctions ‘do not apply to election-related activities.’

‘I just wish him well,’ the president says.

The president pulled Jared Isaacman’s nomination after a review of his ‘prior associations.’

Three justices dissented from the court’s two new rulings.

The Salvadoran illegal immigrant is accused of human trafficking.

‘Flying cars are not just for the Jetsons, they are also for the American people in the near term,’ says White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.

The order directed federal agencies to establish counter-drone training programs and make grants available to non-federal agencies seeking to buy drones.

The House speaker says that ‘it will all work out’ and suggested a ’redemption' arc is playing out.