Republicans offered up guardrails to the boundaries the president can stretch.

House Republicans forced a vote Wednesday on a resolution to express support for ICE -- Immigration and Customs Enforcement -- enraging Democrats who complained the measure was a political stunt intended to embarrass Democrats who have called to abolish the embattled agency.

Trump on Tuesday did something he rarely does in asking for a do-over of his comments about Russia meddling.

"When our president sides with Putin over his own executive branch, he emboldens the Russian organizations set on threatening us," said Michigan Democratic congressional candidate Elissa Slotkin, who is challenging GOP Rep. Mike Bishop.

Senate Intelligence Vice Chair Mark Warner, D-Va., and Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., speak at the Atlantic Council's discussion on "Pulling at the Strings: The Kremlin's Interference in Elections" at 2 p.m. QUOTE OF THE DAY "Unfortunately, no matter how well I do at the Summit, if I was given the great city of Moscow as retribution for all of the sins and evils committed by Russia ... over the years, I would return to criticism that it wasn’t good enough – that I should have gotten Saint Petersburg in addition!"

He departs London at 2 p.m. and heads to his golf course in Turnberry, Scotland.

A federal judge on Tuesday ordered U.S. Marshals to move Paul Manafort from his rural Virginia jail to a detention facility in Alexandria, Va., in the Washington metro area, where the former Trump campaign chairman faces two trials – one set to begin later this month and the second in September.

Trump picks Judge Brett Kavanaugh for Supreme Court vacant seat.

Now comes a legacy-defining week that will test Trump's instincts at home and abroad.

Trump’s moves are signaling policy choices that will have real ramifications, and that figure to draw significant blowback.

President Donald Trump is less into flipping scripts than he is rewriting them altogether.

It’s a declaration of independence that’s curious for its timing as well as its message.

Just like that, the terrain on immigration has shifted – in a direction that President Donald Trump and the Republican Party are happy to welcome.

Both sides like it that way. And President Donald Trump loves it that way.

Now it’s really on – and then some, and then some again.

The upset of the year belongs to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Here are the opening and closing times for the polls tonight (all times EST): Colorado: open 9 a.m., close 9 p.m. Maryland: open 7 a.m., close 8 p.m. Mississippi: open 8 a.m., close 8 p.m. New York: open 6 a.m., close 9 p.m. Oklahoma: open 8 a.m., close 8 p.m. South Carolina: open 7 a.m., close 7 p.m. Utah: open 9 a.m., close 10 p.m. President Trump meets with the Associated Builders and Contractors National Executive Committee at 11:30 a.m.

This is a tense, angry, loud, and messy moment in politics – and a potentially scary one. It may be perfectly Trumpian, at least so far as the president is concerned.

The first lady’s jacket may suggest otherwise. But this week the American people answered the question emphatically: They care.

Trump appears to be calculating that this will be the end of an ugly chapter.

President Donald Trump has grown used to creating his own realities.

There’s nothing simple or self-explanatory about the growing crisis surrounding the separation of children from parents apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border.

The visage of President Trump looms everywhere.

Dennis Hof, a 71-year-old brothel owner and reality series star, bested a five-year incumbent in a Republican primary for Nevada State Assembly Tuesday.

Trump again demonstrated the triumph of Trumpism inside his own party.

They need each other now more than ever.

President Donald Trump’s challenge now is to build up something new – and something that will take far longer than a quick summit.

The TAKE with Rick Klein The forest of the biggest primary night yet is a messy affair – filled with ethically challenged incumbents, fierce party infighting, and oh-so-much wasted money and lost energy.

Trump’s biggest foray onto the world stage, starting with the G7 summit in Canada on Friday, puts the emerging Trump leadership style to its most strenuous tests yet.

Days after the president moved forward with imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union, Canada and Mexico, three political groups affiliated with the billionaire Koch brothers are launching a multi-year, multi-million dollar campaign to tout free trade and oppose tariffs, ABC News has learned.

The biggest message? Trump considers this his world - a world where he does not have to invite others in.

President Trump "canceled" the Singapore summit with North Korea last week in a dramatic letter, but the two countries have since scrambled to make it happen again, and now Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is set to meet with senior North Korea official Kim Yong Chol for the third time Thursday in New York.

His portrait of the nation is as dystopian as it was during his presidential run, but with a new series of twists.

If Trump wants the midterms to be a referendum on himself and his agenda, he’s getting his wish.

The lookout is on for a wave this year.

The battle against the “deep state” is looking fairly shallow at the moment.

Forget Hillary vs. Bernie, or the left-vs.-center splits that have defined their fights for a generation.

Will Republicans lose control over the house in November?

Can Trump and Kim remain on the same page?

The Trump Hotel in Washington reported double the total reported the previous year.

Democrats may look back at some missed opportunities.

More than 20 Democratic women are running, in 13 of states18 House Districts.

The Tip with Esther Castillejo The California primaries are two weeks away -- with ballots already making the rounds in the Golden state -- and one of the Republican candidates hoping to replace Rep. Darrell Issa , R-Calif., in the state’s 49th district may be getting a boost from none other than the president himself.

The president is closing out one of the most successful weeks of his presidency.

The President hosts a rally in Elkhart, Indiana, at 7 p.m. Former President George W. Bush is honored at the Atlantic Council's Distinguished Leadership Awards at 7 p.m. Former CIA director John Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper attend the Aspen Institute's Security Forum preview at 6 p.m. Former ABC News White House correspondent Ann Compton moderates a talk on using artificial intelligence to prevent school shootings at the National Press Club at 9 a.m.

Trump and McConnell earned the right to celebrate the first batch of primaries.

The President is expected to address the Federal Judges Association at 5 p.m. Polls are open from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. in Indiana, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Ohio, and 6:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. in North Carolina and West Virginia.

In Indiana, one of the three major candidates, Rep. Todd Rokita, has campaigned with a cardboard cutout of Trump and was forced to take down yard signs that falsely suggested he was endorsed by the president.

Hush money can speak loudly.

Trump's biggest clash may still be ahead of him.