Events of the past week are threatening to alter the legal and ethical standards that have long served as checks on the nation's highest elected office.
The president's lawyer claims there's nothing illegal about a campaign taking information from a foreign government — and that what Hillary Clinton did was much worse.
Former White House counsel Donald McGahn was called to appear before the House Judiciary Committee next month and to hand over records pertaining to federal probes of Trump.
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While Republicans would likely defend Trump out of "partisan adherence," Harris said at a CNN town hall, "that does not mean that the process should not take hold."
The three cases share a common question: whether Title VII of the Civil Rights Act is broad enough to encompass discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation.
The president issued a memorandum on Monday directing the secretaries of state and homeland security to work to stem what he described as the "rampant number of overstays."
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