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- White House to propose merging education, labor
  The White House is planning to propose merging the education and labor departments as part of a broader government overhaul
  
  52m ago
Jun 19
- US withdraws from UN Human Rights Council
  The US withdrew after threatening to do so for more than a year.
  
  Jun 19
Jun 18
- Jeff Sessions' Bible quotation to defend separating migrant families prompts Twitter backlash
  He used a quote stressing the right to enforce the law.
  
  Jun 18
Jun 18
- Trump adviser says 'nobody likes' family separation policy
  A top White House adviser is distancing the Trump administration from responsibility for separating migrant children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border. But it's the administration that's put in place and could end the policy.
  
  Jun 18
Jun 17
- Trump associate had undisclosed meeting with Russian in May 2016: Report
  Roger Stone met the Russian national, who allegedly offered damaging information on Hilary Clinton in exchange for $2 million, according to the Washington Post.
  
  Jun 17
Jun 17
- Rich Alaskan donor gave $250K to Trump after EPA reversed decision on Pebble Mine
  A wealthy activist from Alaska donated $250,000 to Trump's victory fund after the EPA decided to block a mine he opposed from moving forward.
  
  Jun 17
Jun 16
- Trump taps Kathy Kraninger to head Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
  President Donald Trump plans to nominate Kathy Kraninger to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, according to the White House.
  
  Jun 16
Jun 16
- Pruitt bought Rose Bowl tickets with help from PR executive for energy firms, former staffer tells Congress
  Democrats say the questions involve possible federal ethics violations.
  
  Jun 16
Jun 14
- Trump administration grants release of $6.6 million to Syrian aid group White Helmets
  According to the State Department, President Trump has authorized the release of $6.6 million in funding to the humanitarian group the "White Helmets".
  
  Jun 14
Jun 12
- Trump adviser apologizes for 'inappropriate' comments targeting Trudeau
  Peter Navarro called his "special place in hell" remark a "mistake."
  
  Jun 12
Jun 12
- Trump economic adviser Larry Kudlow suffers heart attack
  Larry Kudlow was sent to Walter Reed Medical Center, Trump said.
  
  Jun 12
Jun 11
- No more asylum claims based on fear of gang violence: Sessions
  Critics say mothers and children will be sent back to their abusers.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- No more asylum claims based on fear of gang violence: Sessions
  Critics say mothers and children will be sent back to their abusers.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Democratic lawmaker challenges Pruitt on EPA public records
  Emails show political appointees at the Environmental Protection Agency overseeing the agency's public-records releases under the Freedom of Information Act
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Kushner has security clearance restored
  Jared Kushner had his top secret security clearance restored after months in limbo and a second, extensive interview with special counsel Robert Mueller.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Pompeo outlines demands for a new treaty with Iran
  Secretary of State Mike Pompeo outlined new demands for Iran after pulling out of the nuclear deal.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- New CIA Director Gina Haspel sworn in
  Gina Haspel won Senate confirmation last week after overcoming concerns about her role in the agency's use of harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Trump names Robert Wilkie as new VA secretary nominee
  Robert Wilkie is the acting secretary at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Trump administration moves to ban funds to clinics that perform abortions
  The ban, which includes clinics that provide referrals for abortions, affects about $260M of Title X family-planning funds.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Dem: Pruitt’s EPA has stalled production of public records
  Pruitt has intentionally delayed the production of agency documents in response to open records requests, former aides to Pruitt have told congressional investigators.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- When Trump 'makes a promise, he keeps it,' Kushner says as Jerusalem embassy opens amid protests
  Kushner also drew a standing ovation with his reference to Trump's announced withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Gina Haspel: 'I absolutely was an advocate' for destroying interrogation tapes
  The nominee to be CIA director said she never watched the tapes but knew faces of CIA officers were visible in them.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- 'A special place in hell': Trump team members lash out at Canada's Trudeau after G-7
  A war of words between leaders of the usually close allies escalated Sunday.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Sanders says she hasn't spoken to Trump about Giuliani
  White House press secretary Sarah Sanders says she is "not aware" of any other possible payments to women over alleged affairs.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Trump's CIA nominee reportedly offered to withdraw
  CIA director nominee Gina Haspel is expected to meet with senators today as her record on torture remains under fire.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Sarah Sanders defends White House credibility
  "We give the very best information that we have at the time," Sanders said in response to previous statements that Trump had no knowledge of a payment to Stormy Daniels.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 8
- Toyota offered Pruitt private test drive of new Lexus model, emails show
  The EPA administrator was offered a private test drive.
  
  Jun 8
Jun 8
- Democrats ask DOJ for criminal probe of EPA's Scott Pruitt
  The move comes as President Trump expressed support for Pruitt.
  
  Jun 8
Jun 8
- Part of health law unconstitutional: Justice Dept.
  The Trump administration says in a new court filing that it will no longer defend key parts of the Affordable Care Act
  
  Jun 8
Jun 7
- Analysis: HUD plan would raise rents for poor by 20 percent
  Housing Secretary Ben Carson's rent proposal would raise rents about 20 percent for low-income tenants in the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas
  
  Jun 7
Jun 7
- Despite mounting scandals, some White House officials believe Trump might not fire Pruitt
  “You would have thought after Chick-Fil-A that would have done it, but he’s not going anywhere,” one source told ABC News.
  
  Jun 7
Jun 6
- Top aides for embattled EPA administrator Scott Pruitt resign
  Amid ongoing turmoil at the Environmental Protection Agency, two of administrator Scott Pruitt’s top aides have submitted their resignations, two EPA officials said.
  
  Jun 6
Jun 6
- Sessions defends separating children and undocumented parents at border
  Sessions made his comments in interview with a conservative radio host.
  
  Jun 6
Jun 6
- Kelly Sadler out at White House in latest staff shakeup
  The latest on today's top stories: White House shakeup, Kate Spade tragedy, and NBA Finals Game 3.
  
  Jun 6
Jun 6
- 'Start Here': Betsy DeVos says school safety commission won't study guns
  It's June 6, 2018. Here are some of the stories we're talking about on ABC News' new daily podcast, "Start Here."
  
  Jun 6
Jun 6
- Aide who insulted McCain no longer at White House
  Kelly Sadler drew heavy criticism after making callous remarks about Sen. John McCain's health - leading critics, including some Republicans, to demand her firing.
  
  Jun 6
Jun 5
- Trump's former campaign chairman now accused of witness tampering
  Prosecutors say while under arrest he allegedly tried to get two witnesses to lie about his lobbying work.
  
  Jun 5
Jun 5
- Treasury Secretary urged Trump to exempt Canada from steel and aluminum tariffs: Sources
  At a White House trade meeting on Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged President Trump to exempt Canada from steep steel and aluminum tariffs, sources say.
  
  Jun 5
Jun 4
- Pentagon investigating White House doctor who withdrew his nomination as Trump's VA secretary
  The Pentagon's Office of the Inspector General has begun an investigation into allegations related to Navy Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson, a White House doctor.
  
  Jun 4
Jun 4
- Pruitt asked staff for help finding apartment, used mattress from Trump hotel, aide says
  Pruitt has become the subject of several ethics investigations.
  
  Jun 4
Jun 3
- US singled out by G7 allies over steel and aluminum tariffs
  The United States is being singled out by some of its allies over the imposition of tariffs that they warn will undermine open trade and weaken confidence in the global economy
  
  Jun 3
May 30
- Trump taps VA chief of staff to run agency on acting basis
  President Donald Trump is naming the chief of staff of the Department of Veterans Affairs to lead the agency on an acting basis while the president's nominee awaits Senate confirmation
  
  May 30
May 29
- Trump admin. push to expand access to public lands leads to shift in National Park Service approach
  The issue ultimately comes down to a difference between state and federal policies.
  
  May 29
May 26
- Court: Gov't violated privacy law for defrauded students
  Court says Education Department violated privacy law with cheated for-profit students
  
  May 26
May 25
- Education Secretary Betsy DeVos under fire for saying schools can report undocumented students
  Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said the decision to call immigration authorities lies with communities.
  
  May 25
May 25
- Trump's pick for State Department post handling refugees criticized for immigration views
  The nominee for a refugee job at State is drawing criticism for past remarks.
  
  May 25
May 24
- Auto groups slam Trump administration's imports investigation, possible tariffs
  Auto groups slam Trump's imports investigation, possible tariffs
  
  May 24
May 24
- EPA continues to face questions about blocking public from chemicals summit
  The EPA did not allow reporters into parts of a summit where officials from around the country discussed a type of chemical that pollutes soil and drinking water.
  
  May 24
May 22
- Trump associate could have lied to House Intelligence Committee, Democrat says
  Blackwater founder Erik Prince is accused of misleading Congress.
  
  May 22
May 22
- CIA Director Gina Haspel expresses a special thank you to two young girls
  Newly sworn-in Director of the Central Intelligence Agency Gina Haspel paid a special tribute to two young girls during her swearing-in ceremony on Monday.
  
  May 22

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White House to propose merging education, labor The White House is planning to propose merging the education and labor departments as part of a broader government overhaul 52m ago

US withdraws from UN Human Rights Council The US withdrew after threatening to do so for more than a year. Jun 19

Jeff Sessions' Bible quotation to defend separating migrant families prompts Twitter backlash He used a quote stressing the right to enforce the law. Jun 18

Trump associate had undisclosed meeting with Russian in May 2016: Report Roger Stone met the Russian national, who allegedly offered damaging information on Hilary Clinton in exchange for $2 million, according to the Washington Post. Jun 17

Rich Alaskan donor gave $250K to Trump after EPA reversed decision on Pebble Mine A wealthy activist from Alaska donated $250,000 to Trump's victory fund after the EPA decided to block a mine he opposed from moving forward. Jun 17

Trump taps Kathy Kraninger to head Consumer Financial Protection Bureau President Donald Trump plans to nominate Kathy Kraninger to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, according to the White House. Jun 16

Pruitt bought Rose Bowl tickets with help from PR executive for energy firms, former staffer tells Congress Democrats say the questions involve possible federal ethics violations. Jun 16

Trump administration grants release of $6.6 million to Syrian aid group White Helmets According to the State Department, President Trump has authorized the release of $6.6 million in funding to the humanitarian group the "White Helmets". Jun 14

Trump adviser apologizes for 'inappropriate' comments targeting Trudeau Peter Navarro called his "special place in hell" remark a "mistake." Jun 12

Trump economic adviser Larry Kudlow suffers heart attack Larry Kudlow was sent to Walter Reed Medical Center, Trump said. Jun 12

No more asylum claims based on fear of gang violence: Sessions Critics say mothers and children will be sent back to their abusers. Jun 11

No more asylum claims based on fear of gang violence: Sessions Critics say mothers and children will be sent back to their abusers. Jun 11

Democratic lawmaker challenges Pruitt on EPA public records Emails show political appointees at the Environmental Protection Agency overseeing the agency's public-records releases under the Freedom of Information Act Jun 11

Kushner has security clearance restored Jared Kushner had his top secret security clearance restored after months in limbo and a second, extensive interview with special counsel Robert Mueller. Jun 11

Pompeo outlines demands for a new treaty with Iran Secretary of State Mike Pompeo outlined new demands for Iran after pulling out of the nuclear deal. Jun 11

New CIA Director Gina Haspel sworn in Gina Haspel won Senate confirmation last week after overcoming concerns about her role in the agency's use of harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11. Jun 11

Trump names Robert Wilkie as new VA secretary nominee Robert Wilkie is the acting secretary at the Department of Veterans Affairs. Jun 11

Trump administration moves to ban funds to clinics that perform abortions The ban, which includes clinics that provide referrals for abortions, affects about $260M of Title X family-planning funds. Jun 11

Dem: Pruitt’s EPA has stalled production of public records Pruitt has intentionally delayed the production of agency documents in response to open records requests, former aides to Pruitt have told congressional investigators. Jun 11

When Trump 'makes a promise, he keeps it,' Kushner says as Jerusalem embassy opens amid protests Kushner also drew a standing ovation with his reference to Trump's announced withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal. Jun 11

Gina Haspel: 'I absolutely was an advocate' for destroying interrogation tapes The nominee to be CIA director said she never watched the tapes but knew faces of CIA officers were visible in them. Jun 11

'A special place in hell': Trump team members lash out at Canada's Trudeau after G-7 A war of words between leaders of the usually close allies escalated Sunday. Jun 11

Sanders says she hasn't spoken to Trump about Giuliani White House press secretary Sarah Sanders says she is "not aware" of any other possible payments to women over alleged affairs. Jun 11

Trump's CIA nominee reportedly offered to withdraw CIA director nominee Gina Haspel is expected to meet with senators today as her record on torture remains under fire. Jun 11

Sarah Sanders defends White House credibility "We give the very best information that we have at the time," Sanders said in response to previous statements that Trump had no knowledge of a payment to Stormy Daniels. Jun 11

Toyota offered Pruitt private test drive of new Lexus model, emails show The EPA administrator was offered a private test drive. Jun 8

Democrats ask DOJ for criminal probe of EPA's Scott Pruitt The move comes as President Trump expressed support for Pruitt. Jun 8

Part of health law unconstitutional: Justice Dept. The Trump administration says in a new court filing that it will no longer defend key parts of the Affordable Care Act Jun 8

Analysis: HUD plan would raise rents for poor by 20 percent Housing Secretary Ben Carson's rent proposal would raise rents about 20 percent for low-income tenants in the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas Jun 7

Despite mounting scandals, some White House officials believe Trump might not fire Pruitt “You would have thought after Chick-Fil-A that would have done it, but he’s not going anywhere,” one source told ABC News. Jun 7

Top aides for embattled EPA administrator Scott Pruitt resign Amid ongoing turmoil at the Environmental Protection Agency, two of administrator Scott Pruitt’s top aides have submitted their resignations, two EPA officials said. Jun 6

Sessions defends separating children and undocumented parents at border Sessions made his comments in interview with a conservative radio host. Jun 6

Kelly Sadler out at White House in latest staff shakeup The latest on today's top stories: White House shakeup, Kate Spade tragedy, and NBA Finals Game 3. Jun 6

'Start Here': Betsy DeVos says school safety commission won't study guns It's June 6, 2018. Here are some of the stories we're talking about on ABC News' new daily podcast, "Start Here." Jun 6

Aide who insulted McCain no longer at White House Kelly Sadler drew heavy criticism after making callous remarks about Sen. John McCain's health - leading critics, including some Republicans, to demand her firing. Jun 6

Trump's former campaign chairman now accused of witness tampering Prosecutors say while under arrest he allegedly tried to get two witnesses to lie about his lobbying work. Jun 5

Treasury Secretary urged Trump to exempt Canada from steel and aluminum tariffs: Sources At a White House trade meeting on Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged President Trump to exempt Canada from steep steel and aluminum tariffs, sources say. Jun 5

Pentagon investigating White House doctor who withdrew his nomination as Trump's VA secretary The Pentagon's Office of the Inspector General has begun an investigation into allegations related to Navy Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson, a White House doctor. Jun 4

Pruitt asked staff for help finding apartment, used mattress from Trump hotel, aide says Pruitt has become the subject of several ethics investigations. Jun 4

US singled out by G7 allies over steel and aluminum tariffs The United States is being singled out by some of its allies over the imposition of tariffs that they warn will undermine open trade and weaken confidence in the global economy Jun 3

Trump taps VA chief of staff to run agency on acting basis President Donald Trump is naming the chief of staff of the Department of Veterans Affairs to lead the agency on an acting basis while the president's nominee awaits Senate confirmation May 30

Trump admin. push to expand access to public lands leads to shift in National Park Service approach The issue ultimately comes down to a difference between state and federal policies. May 29

Court: Gov't violated privacy law for defrauded students Court says Education Department violated privacy law with cheated for-profit students May 26

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos under fire for saying schools can report undocumented students Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said the decision to call immigration authorities lies with communities. May 25

Trump's pick for State Department post handling refugees criticized for immigration views The nominee for a refugee job at State is drawing criticism for past remarks. May 25

Auto groups slam Trump administration's imports investigation, possible tariffs Auto groups slam Trump's imports investigation, possible tariffs May 24

EPA continues to face questions about blocking public from chemicals summit The EPA did not allow reporters into parts of a summit where officials from around the country discussed a type of chemical that pollutes soil and drinking water. May 24

Trump associate could have lied to House Intelligence Committee, Democrat says Blackwater founder Erik Prince is accused of misleading Congress. May 22

CIA Director Gina Haspel expresses a special thank you to two young girls Newly sworn-in Director of the Central Intelligence Agency Gina Haspel paid a special tribute to two young girls during her swearing-in ceremony on Monday. May 22

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White House to propose merging education, labor
The White House is planning to propose merging the education and labor departments as part of a broader government overhaul

52m ago

US withdraws from UN Human Rights Council
The US withdrew after threatening to do so for more than a year.

Jun 19

Jeff Sessions' Bible quotation to defend separating migrant families prompts Twitter backlash
He used a quote stressing the right to enforce the law.

Jun 18

Trump associate had undisclosed meeting with Russian in May 2016: Report
Roger Stone met the Russian national, who allegedly offered damaging information on Hilary Clinton in exchange for $2 million, according to the Washington Post.

Jun 17

Rich Alaskan donor gave $250K to Trump after EPA reversed decision on Pebble Mine
A wealthy activist from Alaska donated $250,000 to Trump's victory fund after the EPA decided to block a mine he opposed from moving forward.

Jun 17

Trump taps Kathy Kraninger to head Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
President Donald Trump plans to nominate Kathy Kraninger to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, according to the White House.

Jun 16

Pruitt bought Rose Bowl tickets with help from PR executive for energy firms, former staffer tells Congress
Democrats say the questions involve possible federal ethics violations.

Jun 16

Trump administration grants release of $6.6 million to Syrian aid group White Helmets
According to the State Department, President Trump has authorized the release of $6.6 million in funding to the humanitarian group the "White Helmets".

Jun 14

Trump adviser apologizes for 'inappropriate' comments targeting Trudeau
Peter Navarro called his "special place in hell" remark a "mistake."

Jun 12

Trump economic adviser Larry Kudlow suffers heart attack
Larry Kudlow was sent to Walter Reed Medical Center, Trump said.

Jun 12

No more asylum claims based on fear of gang violence: Sessions
Critics say mothers and children will be sent back to their abusers.

Jun 11

No more asylum claims based on fear of gang violence: Sessions
Critics say mothers and children will be sent back to their abusers.

Jun 11

Democratic lawmaker challenges Pruitt on EPA public records
Emails show political appointees at the Environmental Protection Agency overseeing the agency's public-records releases under the Freedom of Information Act

Jun 11

Kushner has security clearance restored
Jared Kushner had his top secret security clearance restored after months in limbo and a second, extensive interview with special counsel Robert Mueller.

Jun 11

Pompeo outlines demands for a new treaty with Iran
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo outlined new demands for Iran after pulling out of the nuclear deal.

Jun 11

New CIA Director Gina Haspel sworn in
Gina Haspel won Senate confirmation last week after overcoming concerns about her role in the agency's use of harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11.

Jun 11

Trump names Robert Wilkie as new VA secretary nominee
Robert Wilkie is the acting secretary at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Jun 11

Trump administration moves to ban funds to clinics that perform abortions
The ban, which includes clinics that provide referrals for abortions, affects about $260M of Title X family-planning funds.

Jun 11

Dem: Pruitt’s EPA has stalled production of public records
Pruitt has intentionally delayed the production of agency documents in response to open records requests, former aides to Pruitt have told congressional investigators.

Jun 11

When Trump 'makes a promise, he keeps it,' Kushner says as Jerusalem embassy opens amid protests
Kushner also drew a standing ovation with his reference to Trump's announced withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.

Jun 11

Gina Haspel: 'I absolutely was an advocate' for destroying interrogation tapes
The nominee to be CIA director said she never watched the tapes but knew faces of CIA officers were visible in them.

Jun 11

'A special place in hell': Trump team members lash out at Canada's Trudeau after G-7
A war of words between leaders of the usually close allies escalated Sunday.

Jun 11

Sanders says she hasn't spoken to Trump about Giuliani
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders says she is "not aware" of any other possible payments to women over alleged affairs.

Jun 11

Trump's CIA nominee reportedly offered to withdraw
CIA director nominee Gina Haspel is expected to meet with senators today as her record on torture remains under fire.

Jun 11

Sarah Sanders defends White House credibility
"We give the very best information that we have at the time," Sanders said in response to previous statements that Trump had no knowledge of a payment to Stormy Daniels.

Jun 11

Toyota offered Pruitt private test drive of new Lexus model, emails show
The EPA administrator was offered a private test drive.

Jun 8

Democrats ask DOJ for criminal probe of EPA's Scott Pruitt
The move comes as President Trump expressed support for Pruitt.

Jun 8

Part of health law unconstitutional: Justice Dept.
The Trump administration says in a new court filing that it will no longer defend key parts of the Affordable Care Act

Jun 8

Analysis: HUD plan would raise rents for poor by 20 percent
Housing Secretary Ben Carson's rent proposal would raise rents about 20 percent for low-income tenants in the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas

Jun 7

Despite mounting scandals, some White House officials believe Trump might not fire Pruitt
“You would have thought after Chick-Fil-A that would have done it, but he’s not going anywhere,” one source told ABC News.

Jun 7

Top aides for embattled EPA administrator Scott Pruitt resign
Amid ongoing turmoil at the Environmental Protection Agency, two of administrator Scott Pruitt’s top aides have submitted their resignations, two EPA officials said.

Jun 6

Sessions defends separating children and undocumented parents at border
Sessions made his comments in interview with a conservative radio host.

Jun 6

Kelly Sadler out at White House in latest staff shakeup
The latest on today's top stories: White House shakeup, Kate Spade tragedy, and NBA Finals Game 3.

Jun 6

'Start Here': Betsy DeVos says school safety commission won't study guns
It's June 6, 2018. Here are some of the stories we're talking about on ABC News' new daily podcast, "Start Here."

Jun 6

Aide who insulted McCain no longer at White House
Kelly Sadler drew heavy criticism after making callous remarks about Sen. John McCain's health - leading critics, including some Republicans, to demand her firing.

Jun 6

Trump's former campaign chairman now accused of witness tampering
Prosecutors say while under arrest he allegedly tried to get two witnesses to lie about his lobbying work.

Jun 5

Treasury Secretary urged Trump to exempt Canada from steel and aluminum tariffs: Sources
At a White House trade meeting on Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged President Trump to exempt Canada from steep steel and aluminum tariffs, sources say.

Jun 5

Pentagon investigating White House doctor who withdrew his nomination as Trump's VA secretary
The Pentagon's Office of the Inspector General has begun an investigation into allegations related to Navy Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson, a White House doctor.

Jun 4

Pruitt asked staff for help finding apartment, used mattress from Trump hotel, aide says
Pruitt has become the subject of several ethics investigations.

Jun 4

US singled out by G7 allies over steel and aluminum tariffs
The United States is being singled out by some of its allies over the imposition of tariffs that they warn will undermine open trade and weaken confidence in the global economy

Jun 3

Trump taps VA chief of staff to run agency on acting basis
President Donald Trump is naming the chief of staff of the Department of Veterans Affairs to lead the agency on an acting basis while the president's nominee awaits Senate confirmation

May 30

Trump admin. push to expand access to public lands leads to shift in National Park Service approach
The issue ultimately comes down to a difference between state and federal policies.

May 29

Court: Gov't violated privacy law for defrauded students
Court says Education Department violated privacy law with cheated for-profit students

May 26

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos under fire for saying schools can report undocumented students
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said the decision to call immigration authorities lies with communities.

May 25

Trump's pick for State Department post handling refugees criticized for immigration views
The nominee for a refugee job at State is drawing criticism for past remarks.

May 25

Auto groups slam Trump administration's imports investigation, possible tariffs
Auto groups slam Trump's imports investigation, possible tariffs

May 24

EPA continues to face questions about blocking public from chemicals summit
The EPA did not allow reporters into parts of a summit where officials from around the country discussed a type of chemical that pollutes soil and drinking water.

May 24

Trump associate could have lied to House Intelligence Committee, Democrat says
Blackwater founder Erik Prince is accused of misleading Congress.

May 22

CIA Director Gina Haspel expresses a special thank you to two young girls
Newly sworn-in Director of the Central Intelligence Agency Gina Haspel paid a special tribute to two young girls during her swearing-in ceremony on Monday.

May 22