The White House’s decision to fight on for Ronny L. Jackson came hours after President Trump suggested at a news conference that Jackson should consider pulling out because of the “abuse” he was facing.
The White House physician’s nomination was already facing scrutiny from veterans groups and lawmakers who questioned his management experience. Then came the accusations of professional misconduct on several fronts.
U.S. District Judge John D. Bates delivered the toughest blow yet to efforts to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. However, he stayed his ruling for 90 days to give the Trump administration a chance to respond.
Trump’s First State Dinner
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The night was a success for the Trumps as much as for the Macrons — two couples that, according to the French president’s own toast, have disrupted the establishment.
From cheek kisses to shoulder rubs, the unusual friendship between the U.S. and French leaders was on display Tuesday.
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The Associated Press projected that Republican Debbie Lesko had beaten Democrat Hiral Tipirneni, based on Lesko’s lead in early voting. Republicans welcomed the results in Arizona as energized Democrats have turned even the most reliable GOP seats competitive.
The Nepalis were granted temporary protected status after an earthquake in their homeland three years ago. According to internal planning documents viewed by The Post, they will have a one-year grace period to prepare for their departure.
Names and dates of lynching victims are inscribed on steel monuments at the National Memorial for Peace and Justice. (Ricky Carioti/The Post)
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As clearsighted, uncompromising and architecturally effective as any American design since Maya Lin’s 1982 Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice is one of the most powerful and effective new memorials created in a generation.
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This chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe takes you to a place that most superhero movies don’t — and where you may not want to go.
A few years before Jennifer Hart drove her wife and their adopted children off a cliff, Oregon officials closed an investigation into the children's care because it found "insufficient evidence."
The financial incentive to pick up as many detainees as possible — with few stops for rest, water, food and bathroom breaks — led to unsanitary and unsafe conditions of confinement, in violation of the 14th Amendment, the lawsuit alleges.
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