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The White House distanced itself Wednesday from the national conversation regarding police shootings of African Americans.

Court filings say associate of Manafort, Gates had alleged ties to Russian intel

The senators are upset that changes were dropped from a spending bill.

As White House chaos continues – does Trump still have a grasp on things?

House Democrats want the administration the findings of an internal review stemming from meetings Jared Kushner had with officials from two major Wall Street firms.

The NRA tells Sen. Wyden it accepted foreign funds, but used none to back Trump.

The TAKE with MaryAlice Parks

The White House yesterday could have tried to allay the fears of immigrants, civil right activists, and Democrats worried that the last-minute addition to the 2020 census — a question on citizenship — will significantly dampen immigrant participation.

Press secretary Sarah Sanders could have said the White House wants everyone, regardless of status, to still participate. After all, the law dictates that the federal government try to count everyone, not just citizens.

She could have reminded people of another law, too, that says census data cannot be shared with any other government agency, or she could have said plainly that people will not be deported based on the data. She could have added that the White House wants a fair and accurate count to make sure inner cities and blue states are not essentially cheated out of federal funding if people are too nervous to open their doors to census workers.

But she didn’t.

Instead she talked about needing…

It’ll take an act of Congress if the military is to help foot the bill.

Some of the Liberian immigrants have been in the U.S. for decades.

The Russians have seven days to leave the country.