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Organizers are urging immigrants to skip work, miss class, and not shop as part of a nationwide protest.

The half brother of the North Korean leader was reportedly poisoned by two female assassins as he waited for a flight in Malaysia.

Staff members have been told to expect executive orders from the president that will reshape the agency.

Less than a month after being sworn in, the president and his staff find themselves in crisis mode.

California's Department of Water Resources chief says repairs should hold at the nation's tallest dam, in the small town of Oroville.

Department stores have been dropping the first daughter's products left and right ? and online options don't seem viable.

Kevin Plank wrote an open letter in the Baltimore Sun after he was criticized for calling the president "an asset to the country."

Donald Trump Jr. and his brother Eric will be in the Middle East this weekend for the opening of a golf club.

President Trump seems gleeful every time the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, encounters some new difficulty. Health insurer Humana (HUM) recently said it would pull out of the ACA in 2018, a development Trump reveled in. Obamacare continues to fail.

Republicans are calling for ousted national security adviser Michael Flynn to testify before Congress.

Mike Pompeo met with President Mahmoud Abbas, say Palestinian officials, expressing concern with a recent White House suggestion.

CEO Andy Puzder faced staunch opposition from Democrats and protests from union-backed groups.

The president's comments come amid a new swirl of controversy over his ties to Russia.

Pope Francis said indigenous cultures have a right to defend "their ancestral relationship to the earth."

Congress votes to block an Obama-era regulation crafted in the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre.

The president and Israel?s prime minister held a joint press conference at the White House ahead of talks.

The president has offered the national security advisor position to Bob Harward, says Foreign Policy magazine.

"Everything we suspected during this campaign is proving true," Clinton?s former press secretary tweeted.

The U.S. defense secretary says the administration will "moderate its commitment" to NATO by the year-end.

"Let's not believe anonymous information," an official said. "It's ? not based on any facts."

The president reacts to reports that his officials were in contact with Russia during the election.

Malaysian police detain a woman in connection with the apparent murder of Kim Jong Un's estranged half-brother.

A resident of a camp in Lebanon tells Yahoo News he'd like the president to visit those "who are lost between torn tents and a torn country."

Phone records show Trump campaign staff had repeated contact with senior Russian intelligence officials, sources told the N.Y. Times.

It deployed a cruise missile in violation of a Cold War-era arms control treaty, a Trump administration official says.

Accused of buying rifles used in the San Bernardino massacre, Enrique Marquez Jr. agrees to plead guilty to criminal charges, records show.

Environmental activists and local government officials warned about the risk of catastrophic flooding below the California?s Oroville Dam in 2005.

Kellyanne Conway's plug for Ivanka Trump products should be looked into and disciplinary action considered, the OGE chief says.

Congressman Eric Swalwell says there's evidence leading him to question whether the president is loyal to the United States or Russia.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says the president asked his former national security adviser to resign.

Two senators send a letter to Defense Secretary James Mattis expressing concerns about the president's reported use of an old device.

Following a snowstorm that brought more than 3 feet in Maine, the Northeast is expecting more snow and ice on Wednesday.

Trump's senior counselor said Michael Flynn enjoyed ?the full confidence of the president? just hours before he resigned.

The president?s criticism of the soldier facing a desertion charge raises the question of whether he can get a fair trial.

The Trump administration has suggested it will break with long-standing U.S. policy and move the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

The Department of Homeland Security insists that a recent spike in arrests of undocumented immigrants is routine.

Michael Flynn steps down following reports that he misled Vice President Pence and other officials about his contacts with Russia.