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The senior White House adviser says she was with Trump "all day."

Manafort should be monitored with GPS because he violated court order against attempting to influence the media, lawyers argued.

Arguments that Trump can't be charged are "baloney," say some legal experts.

John Dowd's claim he wrote the post on Trump's Twitter page "makes no sense," say legal experts.

Trump's accusation the FBI's reputation is in "tatters" is simply false, say current and former officials.

Study finds a few Trump tweets could have raised millions for storm victims in Puerto Rico, Houston, Louisiana and Florida.

Trump didn't fact-check his retweets of far-right British politician Jayda Fransen, and didn't even know who she was, Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.

Former ethics officials have suggested the actions should be considered an obstruction of justice.

Trump says the case showed why people "are so angry with illegal immigration."

Britain First leader says reporters will start getting "home visits" if they continue asking her questions.

Lawyers say Trump's tweets have given them ammunition to "blow apart" government's legal defense.

The president can't quit Clinton in night time tweet, accuses her of compromising national security.

Trump wanted to tell the U.K.'s leader the U.S. is "doing just fine!" with terrorism after she condemned his anti-Muslim tweets.

Schwartz says he believes Robert Mueller has got Trump dead to rights on Russian collusion.

"I am telling the truth, and you should have the decency to admit it and apologize," Moore's accuser charges.

As North Korea tested a ballistic missile, Tillerson says diplomats and congress members worried about cuts are acting "like the sky was falling."

Trump's ban on transgender troops is being held up by multiple lawsuits.

Senators have called Tillerson's reorganization plan "very unsatisfactory."

McCain said Clinton's book feels like she's continuing to fight the 2016 election campaign.

The royals may prefer the Obamas to be at the big event than the Trump family.

Congressman says he will clear his name after documents brought forward by alt-right blogger.

An opinion piece calling the former White House communications chief an "unethical opportunist" made "false and defamatory allegations," said his lawyer.

Trump is scapegoating minorities and publicly shaming people for exercising their civil rights, says Brian Klass.

Actor Billy Baldwin says president crashed his party and tried to pick up his wife. "She showed his fat ass the door."

Legal experts say Flynn's lawyers could be working out a deal for potential information "higher up the food chain."

Russian state TV got direct instructions to promote Trump and slam Clinton, says whistleblower.

Democrat Danica Roem may see state house rules changed so others lawmakers don't call her "gentlewoman."

The senior Democrat is battling an ethics investigation and allegations he sexually harassed his female staff, and several in his party have called for him to step down.

A Muslim student is being cyberbullied after accusing a teacher of removing her hijab headscarf, says civil rights group.

New York's attorney general says bots used stolen American identities to interfere in the net neutrality debate.