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| Supreme Court rejects Trump administration's appeal over immigration The justices on Monday refused to take up the administration's appeal of a lower court order that requires the administration to continue accepting renewal applications for DACA. What made the appeal unusual is that the administration sought to bypass the federal appeals court in San Francisco and go ...
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| Trump claims he would have 'run' into Florida high school during shooting Since the massacre, Trump has pushed for various actions to prevent future school shootings. On Monday, he said the United States needs to "have action" on policies related to gun control and school safety. The president has called for improving background checks, raising the age to buy assault-style ...
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Donald Trump Has Recommended His Personal Pilot to Head the FAA President Donald Trump's personal pilot, John Dunkin, is being considered as a potential new head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Axios reported late Sunday that Dunkin was on the shortlist, thanks to Trump's recommendation, and that he had already undergone an interview for the post.
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| Transport safety rules sidelined indefinitely under Trump as part of a sweeping retreat in regulations Many safety rules in the works before President Donald Trump took office have been delayed indefinitely as part of a sweeping retreat in regulations. Trump's first year in office shows at least a dozen safety rules that were under development or already adopted have been repealed, withdrawn, delayed ...
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| Trump's perfect score on brain test spawns DIY cognitive exam President Donald Trump shakes hands with White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson as he leaves Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, on Jan. 12. Dr. Jackson told reporters Tuesday the president earned perfect marks on a cognitive test that he himself had requested.
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'Our Lives Are at Stake.' How Donald Trump Inadvertently Sparked a New Disability Rights Movement The push to recognize disability rights is not new, but it's no coincidence that this current of activism surged during the first year of Donald Trump's presidency. "It's far more intense," says Anita Cameron, a veteran disability activist who has been arrested more than 130 times with ADAPT, the grass-roots ...
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| Is President Trump about to start a trade war? The first year of the Trump administration's foreign policy has been a tale of Trump saying one thing and his administration's strategy documents saying something else entirely. Trump repeatedly articulates his worldview of populist nationalism. Some of his hired men echo his argot of vulgar realism.
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Trump Might Be Too Busy to Talk to Robert Mueller, Says Lawyer Donald Trump is dedicated to safeguarding the sacrosanct institution of presidential executive time. Photo: Olivier Douliery/AFP/Getty Images. President Trump's lawyers have long insisted that, despite his public promise to testify to Robert Mueller, their client should not do so because he is a compulsive ...
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This Ivanka Trump answer is exactly why nepotism laws exist Any other adviser at such a senior level and with such perceived influence over the President would be expected to face just these sorts of questions. After all, Trump stands accused by more than a dozen women of sexual harassment and assault over the course of decades. There is also the question of ...
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| Brave Trump Says He Would Have Disarmed Parkland Shooter With Bare Hands Donald Trump was unable to serve his country during the Vietnam War due to his crippling bone spurs. He has spent his life since then proclaiming his love of the military that his affliction prevented him from joining (or sometimes using his love of the military as political cover). Today, Trump told a ...
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| Europe's big Plans for Iran Trade announce Independence from Trump's Washington Just for an example of the challenge the Trump administration faces in isolating Iran economically, Iranian trade with Denmark grew 11% in 2017, but the kicker is that Iranian exports to Denmark grew nearly 38%, giving Iran a highly favorable balance of payments. Denmark is hardly Venezuela.
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