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President Donald Trump signaled that federal authorities are making progress on discovering the motives of the Las Vegas shooter, despite an unusual lack of detail in recent days.

Tuesday at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women, former first lady Michelle Obama said when she attended the State of the Union address she would notice the Republican side was “all men, all white,” and that was why she argued many people of color “don’t trust politics.” Speaking about diversity, Obama said, “We should be working actively to mix it up, so we’re getting a real broad range of perspectives on every issue. Shoot, I would see that in Congress.” She explained, “At the State of the Union address … when you are in the room what you can see is this real dichotomy. It’s a feeling of color almost. On one side of the room is literally gray and white. Literally, that is the color palette on one side of the room. On the other side of the room, there are yellows and blues and whites and greens. Physically, there’s a difference in color, in the tone, because on one side all men, all white, on the other side some woman, some people of color.” She continued, “I look at that, and I go, no wonder. No wonder we struggle, no wonder people don’t trust politics. We’re not even noticing what these rooms look like.”

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) sided with Hillary Clinton against suppressor deregulation and remains mum on his plans for national concealed carry reciprocity.

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel continued to attack gun rights advocates during Tuesday night’s opening monologue of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, defending the deceptive gun control rant he issued in tears one night earlier and mocked gun “nuts” who called him out on it.

The Flynn siblings are rallying around Michael Flynn, and earlier this month they pushed him to start a legal defense fund to meet the “crippling” costs of legal representation related to the investigations of the 2016 election.

Some of them were holding signs that read “Proud Americans,” “Let’s Make Puerto Rico Great Again” and “God bless You Mr. President.”

President Donald Trump is finalizing a pro-American amnesty-for-reform agenda for imminent delivery to the business-first Republicans and amnesty-first Democrats in Congress, GOP legislators told Politico.

Two media outlets on either side of the Hudson River are fighting over which state, New Jersey or New York, is to blame for White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner as the golden boy of the Trump administration gets mired in further controversy.

The Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) largely disregarded its older memos on anti-nepotism laws when it issued a new opinion signing off on presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner’s hiring in January. Politico obtained in a FOIA request for copies of those earlier interpretations of 5 USC § 3110, a 1967 law passed in response President John F. Kennedy’s appointment of brother Robert as attorney general. The language of the statute is broad and prohibits “appointment, employment, promotion, or advancement” of relatives by the president and other government officials. As with many statutes affecting the executive branch, the 1967 law is open to interpretation as to its applicability. It is the OLC career attorneys’ job to advise the White House as to its interpretation when asked, as OLC Deputy Assistant Attorney General Daniel Koffsky did with regard to Mr. Kushner’s hiring. In his 14-page memo, Koffsky cleared Kushner from anti-nepotism concerns, citing another law, 3 USC §105, that “authorizes the President ‘to appoint and fix the pay of  employees in the White House Office without regard to any other provision of law regulating the employment or compensation of persons in the Government service.’” Koffsky went on to cite legislative reports