Donald Trump is doubling down on arguments that immigration — both legal and illegal — are endangering national security in the wake of a mass shooting at an Orlando, Fla., nightclub that appeared targeted at gay people and left 50 dead.
Donald Trump is doubling down on arguments that immigration — both legal and illegal — are endangering national security in the wake of a mass shooting at an Orlando, Fla., nightclub that appeared targeted at gay people and left 50 dead.
A week in Congress that was already slated to have lawmakers promoting the national defense will be further colored by this weekend’s massacre in Orlando that authorities say constituted both a terrorist attack and a hate crime.
OPINION | When he explained his support for Donald Trump’s presidential bid earlier this month, Speaker Paul Ryan was clear about the political strategy behind his move. He wanted a Republican president to support the House Republican agenda.
The FBI conducted three interviews of the man suspected of killing 50 people early Sunday morning in an Orlando nightclub, the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump attacked President Obama for refusing to attribute the Orlando, Fla., nightclub shooting to radical Islam.
A planned campaign stop featuring presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and President Obama scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed.
Hillary Clinton is ramping up the fight against Donald Trump with her first TV advertisement of the general election, hitting the presumptive Republican nominee for what she terms his divisive rhetoric.
The Obama administration is not pursuing the use of an executive order to shutter the Guantanamo Bay military prison after officials concluded that it would not be a viable strategy, sources familiar with the deliberations said.
