Officials from a number of cities said they were prepared for a protracted fight after Mr. Trump signed an executive order saying he would halt funding to municipalities that did not cooperate with federal immigration officials.
Mr. Trump’s repeated baseless assertion about widespread voter fraud has challenged the news media to find words to describe it.
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Mr. Trump’s pledge to build a Mexican border wall could now become a reality, and Mexico’s leaders are preparing for it.
Mexicans called Mr. Trump’s push to build a wall “an offense to Mexico,” a “slap in the face” and a “monument to lies.”
Choosing to answer a question no one asked, declaring oneself “a policy guy” and stroking the chin of a puppy: ways to shrug off questions about the president.
After five nights in his new home, the president gave his review in an interview with The Times: “Pure elegance.”
Health workers say Mr. Trump’s ban on abortion counseling will hurt even those health services that do not involve abortions.
A sense of urgency, anxiety, and maybe a little envy has accompanied the 44th annual March for Life, set for Friday, with organizers of the anti-abortion event realizing they have a tough act to follow.
President Trump’s move to proceed with the Keystone XL pipeline project leaves Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada facing anger from energy advocates and environmentalists.
Parents say that even mentioning a nut allergy to airline employees can get them kicked off a plane. Now some families are waging a legal challenge against such policies.
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