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The French president will visit Washington, D.C., in the coming week.

Jonathan Benko died after being struck by a vehicle.

George Conway has been critical of the president in the past.

The president said the work he was doing should have been done a long time ago.

The group gave Trump a boost in the elections and has continued to back him since.

A new campaign highlights the vice president's questionable record on gay rights.

The president has slammed the threat story as a "total con job."

Japanese PM joked about eating two lunches.

The actress said she wanted to use her celebrity to tackle issues that matter.

The president and Hannity speak regularly, sources claim.

The adult film actress claims she was threatened in 2011 over her alleged affair with Trump.

The president wasn't content with bashing the former FBI chief on Twitter.

The Fox News host defended his relationship with President Donald Trump's personal lawyer.

The senator was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer last year.

Ninety-one-year-old John Dingell said he hadn't planned on buying a copy.

Demonstrators entered the store and have demanded the employee who called police is fired.

The former FBI director said sending the letter had been the right thing to do.

The flight approached New Orleans during a storm.

"Attorney Client privilege is now a thing of the past," Trump said.

The White House press secretary said there were "real concerns" with the scope of the investigation.

U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said the sanctions are a response to the chemical attack in Syria and will be announced on Monday.

The president has faced a challenging time.

The South was once a stronghold for Trump.

The president also said he wanted a "thank-you" for tackling ISIS.

The president encouraged people to tune in for a "big show."

The president has reportedly been in a bad mood—spending the weekend doing little other than dining at the Trump International Hotel, watching Fox News and bemoaning his lack of support.

The president previously suggested people on welfare were better off than some who work three jobs.

His comments come as the White House suggested Trump has the power to fire Mueller.

The body had been spotted earlier but was mistaken for a doll.

Ximena Barreto has been placed on leave while the department looks into the matter.

Hannity jumped to the defense of the first lady after a Kimmel skit.

The president said the agency chief's "bold actions" had led to the threats.