Brandishing pens and giving them away, Trump goes through his supply from a New England firm.
Donald Trump
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Trump officials considered using National Guard to round up immigrants
Two Republican governors speak out against the proposal and numerous Democratic lawmakers denounce it as an overly aggressive approach to immigration enforcement.
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Scott Pruitt, longtime EPA adversary, wins confirmation to lead the agency
Maine’s Republican Sen. Susan Collins and independent Sen. Angus King both vote against the nominee.
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Transcript: President Trump’s news conference at White House
He defends his presidency, slams reports that his campaign advisers had inappropriate contact with Russian officials and promises to crack down on the leaking of classified information.
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Harward turns Trump down for national security adviser job
Earlier this week, officials said there are two other contenders in the running for the job.
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Charles Krauthammer: Even if Flynn’s talks are not a crime, the cover-up is baffling
Why lie? Maybe Russia has compromising intel on the ex-adviser – or maybe President Trump has delusions of a Nixon-to-China deal with Moscow.
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Our View: Reports on ousted adviser demand broad, transparent inquiry
House and Senate committees should closely scrutinize Michael Flynn’s ties to Russia and their implications for national security.
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Another View: Dodd-Frank hasn’t hurt economy – and in fact it probably helped
Both the economy as a whole and the auto industry rallied strongly under President Obama’s guidelines after the Great Recession.
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White House picks billionaire to head intelligence review
Stephen Feinberg of Cerberus Capital Management will be asked to make recommendations for efficiency and coordination.
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Analysis: Trump suggests Obama was too soft on Russia, but Putin’s friends would disagree
For the record, here’s how sanctions put in place by the Obama administration have affected the Russian economy.