Trump says he wants people "to come in from everywhere"
The president addressed comments he made last week about other countries
Trump's first comment after Hawaii scare is about "fake news"
President Trump was at his golf course in Florida when Hawaii residents received a false alert about a ballistic missile threat
Chelsea Manning files to run for Senate
Manning was convicted of giving classified documents to WikiLeaks, but former President Barack Obama granted her clemency
Birth control critic in charge of family planning programs leaves HHS
It wasn't clear why Teresa Manning left
FCC launches investigation into Hawaii false missile alert
Trump was golfing in Florida when Hawaii residents received the false alarm that said they were under threat of a missile attack
White House reveals results of Trump's physical
Dr. Ronny Jackson's very brief statement released Friday night revealed little about the results of the physical at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
U.S. ambassador to Panama to resign
The decision was made prior to President Trump's "sh*thole countries" comments, but U.S. ambassadors across the globe are facing challenges now
Trump grants "last" Iran deal waiver
"This is a last chance," President Trump said in a statement
Hoyer takes offense to Pelosi's "five white guys" comment
In the same press conference, Pelosi called $1,000 bonuses "crumbs"
Trump questions why U.S. welcomes people from "sh*thole" countries
Even some Republicans began calling out the president for the remarks
Some bipartisan senators say they've reached "agreement in principle" on immigration
A bipartisan group of six senators says they have reached a basic deal, but GOP leadership isn't yet on board
Trump airs grievances over Russia probe
In a press conference, the president said it "seems unlikely" he will be interviewed by special counsel
Darrel Issa to leave Congress
Issa was first elected in 2000. His impending departure makes him the 31st Republican expected to leave the House by 2019
How might Washington approach welfare reform?
Even if the Trump administration and Congress tackle safety net programs, they'd still likely leave even larger drivers of spending untouched
Trump signs executive order addressing veteran suicides
The White House says too many veterans who need mental health assistance either don't seek it out or don't receive the right care