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Secretary Tillerson, Ivanka Trump release report on human trafficking worldwide as they pledge action

All Republican senators attended a meeting at the White House to discuss health care

His personal email account was hacked during the election and WikiLeaks released batches of his emails last October

International opinions on U.S. and on Trump himself have shifted significantly since his inauguration

"It seems fitting that, with the #TrumpCare debate raging, I got this bill in the mail today," mom of sick child said on Twitter

22M people could lose insurance under Senate Republican bill; what does that mean for Americans' health and well-being?

President's comments come after network accepted resignation of three journalists

A group of former top diplomats and elected officials, including former Sen. Sam Nunn, wrote a letter to both leaders about areas of common ground

The Supreme Court decided to partially reinstate Trump's temporary travel ban

The bill is in jeopardy - at least 3 senators suggested they may vote no on a procedural motion this week

She was responding to a question about her father's tweeting, in an interview that aired Monday

Supreme Court has made a decision about whether to hear arguments on President Trump's travel ban

Besides health care vote, the Senate holds hearing on Russian meddling in European elections and House takes up immigration bills

The high court will take on a new clash between gay rights and religion

The justices often save their most important decisions for a term's final day; there are rumors Justice Anthony Kennedy could announce his retirement

Senators' comments come after recent release of GOP draft of health care plan

Democratic West Virginia senator says Senate Republicans' draft of health care plan "lacks compassion"

Voters passed a referendum to raise funding for education, but Republicans in the state government appear to be ignoring them

The office will be vacant July 1, and it's unclear if the Trump administration plans to fill it

Mr. Trump told workers that 1,100 jobs would be saved, but 600 jobs will soon move to Mexico

Pediatricians, psychiatrists, OB-GYNs and the American Lung Association are among those concerned the GOP plan would harm patients

Defense Secretary James Mattis will make the final decision on whether to grant a six-month delay requested by the Army and Air Force service leaders

Melania Trump announced Timothy Harleth has been appointed White House chief usher

On "The Takeout" podcast, Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips says Republicans should keep their word about a true repeal of the Affordable Care Act

Asked whether special counsel should step down from Russia probe due to his friendship with fired FBI director, president replied, "We're going to have to see"