Immigration Raids
Hundreds of undocumented immigrants were arrested in raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials in cities across the U.S. this week — the first widespread enforcement of President Donald Trump's policy
The Brief
Trump Pledges to Negotiate a Lower Cost for Border Wall
President Donald Trump said the estimated $21.6 billion cost of the wall he plans to build along the U.S.-Mexico border will "come way down" once he gets involved in the negotiations
Opposing Rallies Call to Protect, Defund Planned Parenthood
Protesters for and against Planned Parenthood turned out across the country — motivated by what activists on both sides described as a "wake-up call" that came in the form of the 2016 presidential election and the Women's March that followed
Everything We Know About the Next iPhone So Far
The successor to the iPhone 7, which may be called the iPhone 7s or iPhone 8, could be a more noticeable departure from the current iPhone's design. This year's release will also mark 10 years since the original iPhone launched in 2007
Japan's PM Showed the Way to Trump's Heart: Flattery
President Donald Trump's previous statements on economic and military issues important to Japan clearly worried Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, so he set out to win over the new president. His winning tactic: Flattery
Next Move on Travel Ban Case Remains Unclear
The White House offered conflicting information on whether or not it will appeal a federal appeals court ruling sustaining a temporary restraining order on his executive order temporarily banning refugees and immigrants from seven countries
Texas City Mourns War Veteran Who Played 'Taps' Every Day
A Texas city is mourning the loss of a war veteran who for five years brought his busy neighbors to a halt every night at dusk when he stood on a balcony with a bugle and played “Taps” for friends he lost in battle
Assad Brushes Off Prison Killings Report as 'Fake News'
Syria's President dismissed the Amnesty report claiming up to 13,000 prisoners were killed at the Saydnaya prison over four years. "You can forge anything these days," he said. "We are living in a fake news era"
Protests Greet DeVos on First Trip as Education Secretary
Several dozen protesters are gathered outside a public school where Betsy DeVos is paying her first visit as education secretary in a bid to mend fences with educators after a bruising confirmation battle
Oldest American, N.J.’s Adele Dunlap, Dies at Age 114
Adele Dunlap, the oldest person in America, has died at age 114. The New Jersey supercentenarian died Sunday at a hospital near Flemington. Dunlap was born on December 12, 1902, the same year Theodore Roosevelt was president
Putin Welcomes Slovenia’s Offer to Host Meeting with Trump
The Russian President said he's grateful to Slovenia for its offer to host his first meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, adding that Moscow is waiting for the Trump administration to prepare for dialogue
Jury Hears Openings in Trial for The Bundy Ranch Six
A jury in Las Vegas heard competing narratives Thursday about six men accused of illegally wielding weapons to block a federal roundup of cattle near states' rights advocate Cliven Bundy's Nevada ranch in April 2014
