The acting attorney general, Sally Q. Yates, on Monday ordered government lawyers not to defend President Trump’s executive order on immigration in court.
It was yet another stark confrontation between the new president and a federal bureaucracy struggling with the jolting change of power in Washington.
President Trump’s new immigration policy has broad support among a broad and deep swath of the electorate that is anxious about terrorism.
The leaders of Britain, Mexico, Japan, Canada and even Australia have been burned after what seemed like friendly interactions, causing political troubles.
A review of Neurocore’s claims and interviews with medical experts suggest its conclusions are unproven and its methods questionable.
President Trump cannot unravel the law with a stroke of a pen, but congressional Republicans have multiple options for dismantling it.
The Boy Scouts of America said that the group would begin accepting members based on the gender listed on their application.
