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U.S. will pay a price for protectionism

The political and economic editor of Forbes magazine says the U.S. will eventually pay a price for protectionism and trade dispute escalates

USA

Trump proposes new rules that could deny visas to immigrants

The Trump administration proposed rules that could deny visas to immigrants if they use Medicaid and other public benefits.

World News

Italian PM meets President Trump at White House

Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has arrived in Washington ahead of a series of meetings later today with U.S President Donald Trump.

USA

Royal wedding bishop Michael Curry leads protest at White House

Church leaders from various denominations joined the candlelight vigil

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Tree sapling Macron gave to Trump appears to have disappeared from White House lawn

The tree sapling that Macron gave to Trump on his visit to the US last week appears to have disappeared from the White House's south lawn.

World News

Trump mocked at White House Correspondents dinner

This year's White House Correspondents' Association dinner would have done little to improve relations between the President and the press.

France

France's National Front re-elects Marine Le Pen as leader

Le Pen was the only candidate on the ballot at the party's congress in Lille

USA

Devil in the detail as White House struggles with Stormy Daniels

Despite denials of adultery and claimed attempts to buy off wagging tongues the President Trump White House continues to mix messages and exposes itself to accusations of a cover-up.

USA

US porn star Stormy Daniels sues Trump, wants to speak out

Adult film star Stormy Daniels sues President Trump, saying the nondisclosure agreement arranged to cover up their alleged relationship is invalid because he never signed it.

USA

Ex-Trump aide mulls cooperating with Russia probe

A former Trump campaign aide does a 180 – first refusing, then agreeing to cooperate with the Russia investigation, and suggesting special counsel Robert Mueller may have "something" on the president.

USA

Man reportedly shoots himself to death near White House

The man died at the scene after suffering a "self-inflicted gun shot wound" near the fence of the White House's north lawn.

USA

White House seeks new communications chief as key aide steps down

Hope Hicks is the fourth different person to quit as White House communications director since Trump took office

USA

Hope Hicks resigns as Trump’s White House communications chief

Trump's longtime aide quit a day after she appeared before a congressional committee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election, and acknowledged she sometimes told "white lies" for the president, according to lawmakers.

USA

Trump son-in-law's security clearance is downgraded

White House staff with interim security clearances, including President Donald Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, Jared Kushner, were told in a memo Friday that they will no longer have access to highly classified information requiring the highest level of clearance, NBC News confirmed Tuesday.

USA

Vehicle attempts forced entry at White House

Incident sparks momentary panic as security service arrests female driver.

USA

White House blames Russia for large-scale cyber attack

The virus of June 2017 crippled Ukraine's infrastructure before spreading to computers in other countries of the world.

USA

Euroviews. View: Memo release leaves FBI Director no choice: He must resign

The White House has decided it is more important to score political points than take national security concerns seriously

USA

Trump to deliver first official State of the Union address

Trump's first official State of the Union address is expected to talk about business, immigration and bipartisanship.

USA

Trump slams immigration from 's***hole countries'

The US President reportedly used foul-language to refer to Haiti and African nations, during a bipartisan meeting in the White House

USA

Trump dismisses Wolff book as "fraud and fiction"

Donald Trump says Wolff's book on his presidency is a work of fiction and couldn't be written if there were tighter libel laws.