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 The president poked fun at the New York senator's choked-up Sunday performance, saying he knows Schumer well and 'I don't see him as a crier.' Trump's order demanded a 90-day halt to new visas for people in seven terror-prone countries and 'extreme vetting' of arriving passengers who had already done their paperwork – leading to delays for 109 of them. He said 'there's about a 5 per cent chance' that Schumer's tears were real, 'but I think it was fake.'

White House advisor Kellyanne Conway blasted protesters who took to airports to counter a new immigration order, saying they have stood against every phase of Donald Trump's ascent. She urged Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham to 'be there' for Trump after they criticized his order. Appearing on 'Good Morning America,' Conway blasted 'senators with bullhorns' and asked about the homeless 'they walk by every single day.'

Comedian Samantha Bee is set to hold her own Washington gala on the same night as Donald Trump's first White House Correspondents' Dinner as president in DC on April 29. Bee (left), who hosts Full Frontal on TBS (inset), said her team came up with the idea during a discussion about whether Trump (right) would even hold the traditional dinner of his own this year. 'Then we thought, Why don’t we just do one, just to do it in the way that we would want it done if we were hosting it?' she said in an interview Monday. Bee has been a vocal critic of both Trump and his fans during the campaign and since the election.

President Donald Trump took action on Monday to slash regulations. White House officials are calling the directive a 'one in, two out' plan. It requires government agencies requesting a new regulation to identify two regulations they will cut from their own departments. 'The American Dream is back. We're going to create an environment for small business like we haven't had in many, many decades,' Trump declared this morning at a meeting with small business leaders before he signed an executive order authorizing the policy shift. Like many of the orders Trump has signed since taking office earlier this month, today's directive makes good on one of his campaign promises. Trump said he'd mandate a two-for-one policy within his first 100 days in office.

Rachel Adrian, a 29-year-old nurse from Missouri, and her Iraqi Kurd husband, Hoger Ameen (pictured together left), were looking forward to welcoming their son together Thursday, but Donald Trump's Muslim travel ban issued Friday brought their plans to a screeching halt. Having been barred from entering the US, the 29-year-old father-to-be says he feels sick that he won't get to hold his child in his arms. As for Rachel Adrian (right), she had a message of her own for Trump, which she tweeted out Sunday (inset): 'Sorry @realDonaldTrump there is one little Iraqi Kurd you can't stop from coming into this country.'

The 23-year-old University of Pennsylvania graduate joined her mom at the Loeb Boathouse at Central Park Sunday, on what would have been her maternal grandmother Ann Locklear Maples' 76th birthday.Marla, 53, took to Instagram to share a photo of and her daughter sitting at their table overlooking the lake, explaining that earlier in the day she and Tiffany went to church to pay tribute to her mother.

Hollywood went after President Donald Trump and his sweeping ban on immigrants from seven Muslim nations on Sunday night as they gathered at the 23rd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards. Julia Louis-Dreyfus spoke about how her father came to the United States as an immigrant after fleeing the Nazi occupation in France, and called the ban a 'blemish' and 'un-American.' Moonlight star Mahershala Ali shared how his decision to convert to Islam led to a rift with his ordained-minister mother, but it was soon repaired because the two 'love each other and 'that stuff is minutiae, it's not that important.' And in one of the more rousing speech of the night, David Harbour of the Netflix show Stranger Things spoke about standing up to bullies and punching people who 'seek to destroy the weak and the disenfranchised and the marginalized' while standing on stage with his Stranger Things castmates.

With the countdown ticking on the autocue, actors know their awards show thank you speeches have a time limit. So David Harbour made every second count with his powerful, and obviously well-prepared, speech after Stranger Things was named the Best Ensemble Drama at the SAG Awards on Sunday night. His co-star Winona Ryder stood alongside David as he spoke out, reacting with a series of increasingly amazed expressions to the passion in his voice.

The OC actress, 31, was filmed ranting incoherently while standing on the fence in her backyard in LA. Barton is seen suddenly crashing to the ground as she loses her footing and falls backwards. The actress was voluntarily taken to hospital Thursday after neighbors found her screaming. Barton said Friday she was out of the hospital after an overnight stay and had found out through doctors that someone had given her GHB on Wednesday night, while she was celebrating her 31st birthday.

Chilling photographs have revealed the inside of a resort where the wealthy once built luxurious holiday cabins but has since been rendered a ghost town after it was abandoned over thirty-years-ago. One picture shows how an entire roof has caved in on one of the larger buildings, whilst another shows a large cabin complete with a garage. The spooky images were taken at Elkmont in The Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee where the famous Wonderland Hotel resort was located.

Robert Nelson, 80, gave DailyMail.com the full story of his extraordinary life and how he froze the very first man, James Bedford (inset), in liquid nitrogen in 1967. The story of Nelson's discoveries is set to turn into a film starring Paul Rudd, but the idea of cryogenic preservation has also been featured in several science fiction films, including Forever Young starring Mel Gibson (right). 'When we froze Bedford, man had never been on the moon, there had never been a heart transplant, there was no GPS, no cellphones,' Nelson said. 'Who knows what the next 50 years is going to bring? I think his hope is in nanotechnology but the means to bring him back will exist sooner or later.' Part of the process of cryogenics involves draining the body of blood, preparing it, and then cooling it over the course of several days (left).

BoredPanda have compiled a collection of some of the most uncomfortable photos on the internet that may just stop you from scrolling to the end. In many cases poorly fitted fixtures are enough to send you mad with an ill aligned drain and a tap that runs onto the floor proving infuriating. Whether you are a perfectionist or not you may just struggle to make it to the bottom of the page.

Czech engineer Peter Gross has created a dome-like contraption that fits over a car's hubcap. When deployed remotely by the driver, claws flick out and grab the tyre, providing extra grip in snow and ice. Mr Gross says he was inspired to invent the device after being forced to fit snow spikes on his car while wearing a business suit and pristine shirt. Details of the product's name or when it will be commercially available were not available.

Glass Beach (pictured) on Ussuri Bay, near Vladivostok, was used to dump truckloads of beer, wine and vodka bottles during the Soviet Era. But over time, the jagged glass has been smoothed over to form kaleidoscopic pebbles. The area is now a tourist destination and Russian authorities have now declared that the area is specially protected. Locals visit the beach all year round and in summer swimmers and sunbathers flock to the beautiful spot.

This is the embarrassing moment Mexico's most famous burlesque dancer lost her wig during a live TV performance. Liliana Mayanes, 64, was a 'sex symbol' in her 1970s heyday but a return to the dancefloor went horribly wrong. Trying to prove that she still had her moves, the star better known as Lyn May performed on talk show Sale el Sol. 

Men and women have taken to social media to expose their philandering partners for all to see on Facebook. From sharing snaps of them caught in the act to hacking onto their ex-partner's accounts to reveal their adultery in the most brutal way, these posts prove how revenge is often the best way to deal with heartbreak. A man came home to find his partner cheating on him with her housemate so he captured a snap of them in the act for evidence, left, and another scorned woman posted a picture of her partner in bed with another woman on Facebook, right.

UPDATED A Kentucky man has been spared the death penalty but will spend the rest of his life behind bars for orchestrating the murders of his parents, sister, as well as the hitman he hired to kill them. Ryan Champion(left, in court on Friday), 38, was sentenced to life with no chance of parole on Friday over the 2014 killings in Cadiz, Kentucky. Earlier in the day he had plead guilty over the deaths of his parents, Lindsey Champion, 62, and Joy Champion, 60, his 31-year-old veterinarian sister Emily Champion (all three, pictured, right), as well as 22-year-old Vito Riservato. All four were found dead in the family's rural home with gunshot wounds. Champion had previously claimed Riservato was the killer, and he was able to survive before taking the 22-year-old out, however that was dismissed by police. Prosecutors argued the killings were part of a murder-for-hire scheme that ended with Riservato's slaying.

Champion surfer Sophia Tiare Bartlow (left and right) died from her injuries after police say her 35-year-old boyfriend lost control of his pickup truck (inset) and slammed head-on into a mango tree in the Waialua section of Oahu on Saturday night. Bartlow, a third-generation surfer, was ranked 12th in the 2015 Stand Up World Series women's ranking, and in her rookie year she won the 2014 US SUP surfing tour.

An adorable little girl who decided to cover her entire face with peanut butter, was caught in action by her mother. In the cute video, one mother came across an interesting surprise when she found her daughter playing in the bowl of peanut butter she had given her for a snack. 'You put cream on my nose,' the shocked child said. 'What's that?' her mother asks as the child appeared to think about a good explanation for how her snack ended up on her face and not in her tummy. 'I need to clean your nose?' the girl's mother asked. But the cute child quickly responded 'no' and kept playing in the peanut butter. She then scooped more peanut butter out of the bowl and smeared just a little more on her face. Her mother asked: 'Is it good?' The smiling child responded 'yes' as she stuck her tongue out and licked her lips.

A little black Labrador refused to allow his soldier owner to put on his boots. The determined dog, called Whiskey, ended up having a tug-of-war with the man as he grabbed the shoes laces in his mouth. No matter what his owner did, the dog managed to found a way to get back at him at first chewing on the boots and then grabbing the laces. Even when his owner held the boot in the air, the plucky pup was able to stand on his hand legs to reach up.

The stunning photos of life across vibrant Iran in the 60s and 70s portray a seemingly cosmopolitan kingdom on the brink of change. MailOnline Travel has rounded up a selection of archive images of this colourful destination, which has long been shrouded in mystery and misunderstanding. Pictured: Female students relax outside Tehran university in 1971 (left) and smoke in a cafe in 1972 (top right). The capital's glamorous locals kick off their heels to do the Tehran twist in the 1960s (bottom right).

The original sketches depicting the famous wardrobe of First Lady Jackie Onassis Kennedy have been revealed, and are at the center of a tense legal dispute. Dotted with her swirling handwritten notes, the drawings illustrate her classic ensembles, including the dress she wore on the cover of Life magazine. Irwin Karabell, an understudy of designer Oleg Cassini, is being accused of stealing the swatches by Cassini's family after he tried to sell them for $15,000 in 2015.

Dr Hazel Wallace, 26, who grew up in Dundalk, Ireland, juggles 12-hour shifts at University College hospital with running a popular Instagram account, The Food Medic. The Instagram account, followed by over 100,000 fitness-lovers, features glossy images of the brunette showing off her toned body, right, doing pull-ups, left, and dining on her healthy homemade recipes.

A formerly-obese daughter has revealed her stunning weight loss after her mother had her foot amputated from diabetes. Savannah Ortiz (pictured on the left before her weight loss, on the right afterwards and in the middle as a child), 23, from Austin, Texas, tipped the scales at 243lbs (17.3st) after years of eating fast food and take outs. Because of her curvaceous frame, the dental assistant was constantly bullied, labelled a 'Cookie Monster' and found dating impossible.

A vet saved a dog from being strangled to death by a plastic pipe which its cruel owners put over its head when it was a puppy. Ovidiu Rosu spotted the stray hound roaming the cold, snowy streets of Bucharest, Romania last week. He saw the plastic wrapped around the dog's neck and decided he had to help.

Haile Selassie was the only independent black monarch in Africa in the 1950s, and he opened his arms to the families of slaves entrapped abroad to offer them an a opportunity to come home. Rastafarianism - which became global in the 1960s and 70s with the music of reggae stars and committed Rastas Bob Marley and Jimmy Cliff - first emerged as a spiritual movement in the 1930s among descendants of African slaves in Jamaica. They adopted Emperor Selassie, who set aside 500 acres for them in Shashamane - the dwindling Rastafarian community in Ethiopia now home to people who have migrated from the UK, France and the Caribbean.

NEW Just like drinkers celebrating the impending end of dry January, these adorable fawns have be seen guzzling milk like there's no tomorrow at a New York wildlife sanctuary. As a volunteer at a wildlife sanctuary arrives with bottles of milk the eight young deer practically pounce on the teets and begin drinking furiously.

A college professor was filmed smashing a student's cell phone against a desk after catching him texting during his economics lecture. The video shows a stunned class watching the faculty member repeatedly banging a phone against a desk then calmly passing it back to the student. Another student sneakily films the incident with his own phone. The professor is seen walking to the back of a class and asking for a student's phone. Phone in hand, he walks back to the front of the room and said: 'Please stop texting in here. It's really uncool and I don't appreciate it.'

Spurred by technology advances and demand for alternatives in congested cities, inventors from around the world have come up with some incredible designs over the years. Pictured clockwise from top left are the Terrafugia TF-X, Volocopter VC200, EHang 184, Airbus Vahana, Lilium Jet, and Urban Aeronautics Cormorant. As engineers make inroads in their development, experts say they could be ready within a few years.

The infographic shows retreats where famous works were penned. It includes (clockwise from top left): Mark Twain's writing hut in New York where he wrote the Adventure Of Huckleberry Finn, the Eagle And Child pub in Oxford where J.R.R Tolkien would discuss unfinished manuscripts, the Edinburgh cafe where J K Rowling wrote Harry Potter, and the Jamaican estate where Ian Fleming wrote GoldenEye.

CCTV footage of the dramatic near-miss from the Sunny Point complex in Batu Uban, Malaysia went viral after it was shared online in a community Facebook group. Mo Adib, a guard from the apartment block, said: 'The lift had no sensors. There's only a button on the inside to hold doors open. The girl was very lucky.'

Natasha Alden, 27, and Cameron Seagle, 26, met the night before Natasha graduated from college and was about to leave on a longterm trip. They had both saved money from after-school and summer jobs and met in Norway to travel together. After about a year, they moved to New York City where they scrimped to save $50,000 to fund future travel. They have been to Lithuania, Poland, Cyprus, Turkey, Italy, Morocco, Slovenia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Croatia, Greece, and much of Africa.