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Trump wishes disgraced aide well after domestic abuse allegations
Later on Friday, the White House said a second Trump administration official had resigned over allegations of domestic abuse.
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South Korea's Moon hosts North Korean talks as Pence keeps up pressure
Moon hosted talks and a lunch with Kim Yo Jong, the younger sister of the North Korean leader, at the presidential Blue House in Seoul.
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A look at past US government shutdowns
The Senate approved the stopgap measure early on Friday morning, along with a two-year deal on spending limits.
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As Trump attacks US law enforcement, another top official quits
She became the latest senior law enforcement official to either resign or be fired since Trump took office in January 2017.
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Trump will host Australian PM Turnbull at White House on 23 February
The president and prime minister will discuss a range of shared bilateral, regional, and global priorities, including fighting terrorism.
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After turbulent year, Trump extending 'open hand' for cooperation
Trump planned to use the televised speech to tout the benefits of a tax overhaul approved by the Republican-controlled Congress in December that was his first major legislative victory.
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Trump administration declines to apply new Russia sanctions, for now
The administration faced a deadline on Monday to impose sanctions on anyone determined to conduct significant business with Russian defense and intelligence sectors.
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US, Mexico explore placing armed US air marshals on flights
It was not immediately clear if the marshals would travel solely on US-owned airlines or also on Mexican carriers.
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US farmers have much to lose if NAFTA deal collapses
US farmers and exporters are fighting to preserve their exports at a time when Canada is finding customers in new markets.
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Trump ex-aide Bannon agrees to Mueller probe interview, avoiding grand jury
An interview with prosecutors would allow Bannon to have an attorney present during his appearance, as lawyers are not permitted in grand jury rooms.
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Trump denies US embassy to be moved to Jerusalem within a year
The Palestinians want East Jerusalem, which Israel captured in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war and annexed in a move not recognised internationally, as the capital of their future state.
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Trump blames Senator Durbin for blowing immigration deal
Durbin has said Trump used the term “shithole” when speaking about Haiti and African countries during the meeting about immigration policy at the White House last week.
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Author of Trump book contradicts president, says he interviewed him
The book claims the Trump team was shocked and horrified by his election win, that his wife Melania was in tears of sadness on election night and more.
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Fog forces Trump to abandon DMZ trip in South Korea
South Korean President Moon Jae-in was also forced to abandon his effort to accompany Trump to the site.
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Gunman kills at least 26 people at small-town Texas church
The lone suspect, also wearing a ballistic vest and carrying a Ruger assault rifle, fired into the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs and kept shooting after he went inside.
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Trump calls for death penalty for Uzbek man charged in NY attack
Vehicle assaults similar to the New York attack took place in Spain in August and in France and Germany last year, claiming dozens of lives.
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In meeting, Trump to push a reluctant Xi to rein in North Korea
Senior administration officials say Trump will try to convince Xi when they meet in Beijing to squeeze North Korea with steps such as limits on oil exports.
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Facebook says 126 million Americans may have seen Russia-linked political posts
Twitter Inc. separately has found 2,752 accounts linked to Russian operatives, a source familiar with the company’s written testimony said.
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New wave of cyber-attacks hits Russia, other nations
More than half the victims were in Russia, followed by Ukraine, Bulgaria, Turkey and Japan, according to ESET.
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Trump to release JFK files, subject to 'further information'
Trump was quoted as saying he would almost certainly block the release of information from some of the thousands of classified files.
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Bush takes veiled swipe at Trump, defends immigration and trade
Bush, 71, used a rare public address to discuss nationalism, racial divisions and Russia’s intervention in the 2016 election.
