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Trump’s first month: Immigration, Russia take center stage
The president begins to flesh out his administration, but not without opposition and the rapid replacement of his national security adviser.
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Sally Yates, an Obama administration appointee, is replaced by Dana Boente, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, hours after issuing the order to the Justice Department staff.
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A peaceful march of 'historic proportions' is one of many in Maine held in solidarity with the Washington event.
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Two Republican governors speak out against the proposal and numerous Democratic lawmakers denounce it as an overly aggressive approach to immigration enforcement.
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Officials say in court documents that they don't want an appellate panel to review a ruling that put the immigrant ban on hold.
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In the past, immigrants whose only violation was being in the country illegally were generally left alone, but that will change under the Trump administration.
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With the First Lady living in New York and the president flying to Florida the bills are mounting.
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The president stages a rally at a Boeing plant and plans a big rally Saturday in Florida.
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Maine's Republican Sen. Susan Collins and independent Sen. Angus King both vote against the nominee.
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The orders, which include a prohibition on awarding new contracts, are expected to have a significant and immediate impact on EPA activities nationwide.
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Vice President Pence casts the tie-breaking vote, the first time that's been necessary to approve someone for a Cabinet post.
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The Senate's most moderate Republican has an elevated profile, observers say, in an era when the stakes are particularly high.
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He also signs a notice requiring the materials for the pipelines to be produced in the United States.
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He says that he 'inherited a mess' and that reports of turmoil in his administration are wrong – it's 'running like a fine-tuned machine.'
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He defends his presidency, slams reports that his campaign advisers had inappropriate contact with Russian officials and promises to crack down on the leaking of classified information.
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Fearing their legislative priorities are at risk, fellow Republicans are voicing frustration.
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She and Maine's Sen. Angus King both want Michael Flynn to testify; Collins doesn't rule out a subpoena of Trump tax returns.
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President Trump had dismissed the post-World War II military alliance as "obsolete."
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The Obama-era directive required public schools to grant bathroom access based on a student's chosen identity.