Ross — one of the wealthiest members of President Trump’s Cabinet — did not sell stock he held in a bank, despite reporting otherwise, ethics officials said.

William P. Barr’s first days on the job have been marked by a wave of Trump attacks on the Justice Department or the officials who came before him.

Small businesses account for more than half of breaches.

The independent from Vermont, the runner-up to Hillary Clinton in 2016, faces a diverse field of announced candidates, many of whom have adopted the policies that set him apart in his last campaign

The 16 attorneys general ask a federal court for a preliminary injunction to prevent the president from moving ahead.

In this edition: Kamala Harris on the trail, Beto O'Rourke causing trouble, and a many-way race for mayor of Chicago.

Trump’s emergency declaration has already been hit with several lawsuits, and lawmakers are divided as to whether the move is legitimate or constitutes a power grab that must be stopped.

Acting defense secretary Patrick Shanahan said he had license to determine a final figure from designated military construction funds.

The State Department spokeswoman said the past two months had been “grueling.”

For GOP lawmakers, loyalty with President Trump remains a one-way street. Having lost two rounds of negotiations, he dismissed their warnings and showed contempt for the separation of powers.

Unsatisfied with the funding in a bill passed by Congress, President Trump took executive action to try to secure about $6.5 billion more for border barriers.

The action tests the limits of presidential power and is certain to lead to legal and political battles.

The president nearly blew up negotiations again on Thursday, frustrated by a bipartisan agreement that again failed to provide funding for his signature campaign promise.

High on his agenda will be what to do with the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe.

Congress is voting on sweeping legislation to avert a government shutdown set to start at the end of Friday.

The national emergency lets Trump mollify his conservative critics. But it could have far-reaching consequences.

The president has not had any major changes to his health status in the past year, according to a memorandum signed by his doctor and released by the White House.

In an excerpt published in the Atlantic, Andrew McCabe says President Trump brought up his wife's failed state Senate campaign in their first conversation after he became acting FBI director. It's difficult not to read that as Trump trying to lean on him.

An Iranian operation targeted several officials.

So far, they're doing a good job tackling the three main challenges that face social movements.

A judge voided Manafort's cooperation agreement with prosecutors on Wednesday, finding he lied about contacts with an associate with alleged ties to Russian intelligence.

President Trump said that he has to see the final deal before deciding whether he can support it, but he reiterated his insistence that the border wall will get built regardless of Congress’s actions.

Death panels, but for deciding who gets to board a flight? Nope.

The House Judiciary Committee debated a measure Wednesday that would require background checks for all gun sales nationwide.

A Trump rally and an anti-Trump protest bring out hateful calls and riot police.

The liberal shift has created challenges for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democrats in more-conservative areas as the party charts a path aimed at taking the White House in two years.

The president predicts there will not be another government shutdown, as a Friday deadline approaches.

Reps. John Lewis (D-Ga.) and Fred Upton (R-Mich.) and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) led an “impromptu service” for Dingell aboard a military plane Tuesday.

In a sealed court hearing last week, prosecutors revealed they are deeply focused on a dinner Paul Manafort had at the Grand Havana Club with a Russian political operative named Konstantin Kilimnik.

“I can’t say I’m happy. I can’t say I’m thrilled,” the president said.

"The County of El Paso is disillusioned by President Trump’s lies regarding the border and our community,” they said ahead of Trump's visit.

The company was also asked to hire a third-party to “receive and investigate complaints of harassment, intimidation, threats, retaliation and coercion against employees throughout 2018.”

Top lawmakers say they have reached a deal to fund the government through the fall, a deal that would resolve ongoing disputes over immigration and — if signed into law by President Trump — stave off a partial government shutdown set to start Saturday.

The emphasis on contributions of $200 or less is a shift from previous presidential election cycles.

Sims penned an insider account about his time in the White House. His lawsuit comes after Trump’s lawyers began arbitration proceedings and Trump attacked him on Twitter.