Trump says "a lot of justice" needs to be fixed, after "laughing stock" remarks
Trump didn't walk back comments from earlier this week that the way U.S. justice system operates is a "joke"
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H.R. McMaster says North Korea could be put back on terror sponsors list
The briefing came amid the announcement of the GOP tax plan and President Trump's Fed chair selection
House Democrats file lawsuit over Trump Hotel documents
They argue GSA has wrongly withheld a slew of documents about Trump International Hotel
Trump gives announcement on jobs
The announcement comes after the release of the GOP tax plan
Trump Jr. jokes about taking daughter's candy to "teach her about socialism"
The president's older son joked he was taking Halloween as an opportunity to teach his daughter how socialism works
DeVos may only partially eliminate debt of defrauded students: AP
The Obama administration wiped away student loan debt for students who attended now-defunct for-profit colleges
Who counts as middle class? The answer varies
As Congress looks to tax reform claimed to be for the middle class, the answer of who qualifies is elusive
Proposed rule would give states flexibility on essential health benefits
With the GOP unable to dismantle Obamacare legislatively, the administration is taking its own steps
Conservative website initially funded anti-Trump research effort
The Washington Free Beacon backed a research project that eventually resulted in the Trump dossier
Chris Christie "not so sure" Trump will run in 2020
The outgoing New Jersey governor isn't so sure Trump will be on the ballot in three years