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WASHINGTON — Trump administration lawyers voicing frustration with a federal judge in Hawaii have asked the Supreme Court to intervene again and to allow the government to strictly enforce its temporary foreign travel ban. The acting U.S. solicitor general said the justices should issue a ruling to clarify the travel ban or, at minimum, block […]

United States President Donald Trump’s two-day trip to Paris to meet with newly-elected French President Emmanuel Macron culminated Friday with a Bastille Day parade attended by both world leaders and their wives. The event boasted no shortage of spectacles — including a French military performance of hits from electronic duo Daft Punk — but discourse

Cairo (dpa) – An Egyptian accused of killing two German tourists in a knife attack the day before at the resort town of Hurghada has no criminal record, private newspaper al-Masry al-Youm reported on Saturday. The alleged assailant, identified as Abdel-Rahman Shaaban, is a 27-year-old student from the Nile Delta province of Kafr al-Sheikh, the

It all started with a sticky note. When the Washington Post published an article back in May about President Donald Trump’s body guard, they failed to notice that one of the photos included a sticky note with the personal phone number of the US secretary of defense. Teddy Fischer, a student at Mercer Island High

A federal judge in Hawaii on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to vastly expand the number of people exempt from a controversial travel ban to include those who have grandparents and other non-immediate family in the U.S., as well as refugees without family ties to the country. In his order, U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson

WASHINGTON — A Russian sanctions bill has stalled in Congress amid partisan finger-pointing, leaving lawmakers worried the inaction could limit their legislative check on the Trump administration. Top Democratic senators warned President Donald Trump’s officials ahead of bilateral talks next week not to give back Russia’s diplomatic compounds in New York and Maryland that were

WINNIPEG, Canada — Well, that didn’t take long. Proving you can’t keep a good man — or a dehydrated one — down for long, former President Jimmy Carter returned to a Habitat for Humanity building site in Winnipeg Friday morning, one day after being hospitalized for dehydration. Habitat for Humanity broke the news with a