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It's not the first time the archbishop has attempted to strong-arm a Catholic school into firing its LGBTQ+ faculty members.

"We do not want them in our custody, our facilities are not built for that," an official said in a call with reporters Tuesday.

"The government is unilaterally deciding parents are a danger and then separating them without informing the children's facilities that the child has been separated."

"I can't speak to what that lawyer was saying," Mike Pence said, referring to the Department of Justice attorney who argued last week in court that migrant children do not need basic hygiene products.

Invoking language historically used to stigmatize immigrant populations, Ingraham likened letting migrants enter the U.S. to playing Russian Roulette.

"The crisis at our southern border is a total meltdown and a clear indication of a system failing to meet the basic humanitarian needs of children under CBP's custody and responsibility," said Democratic Rep. Raul Ruiz.

Florida GOP Senator Marco Rubio threatened to publicly name Trump administration officials he accused of giving "fake leaks" to news media outlets.

"Donald Trump's undying loyalty to coal CEOs is literally killing Americans. Today's action provides yet another egregious giveaway to corporate polluters and fossil fuels," said 2020 candidate Jay Inslee.

"She did a great job. I know people have mixed views of her in places like this but I love her," Scaramucci said during an appearance on CNN's New Day.

"After 3 1/2 years, our wonderful Sarah Huckabee Sanders will be leaving the White House at the end of the month and going home to the Great State of Arkansas," Trump tweeted.

According to an analysis of the report, the IRS has in recent years decreased audits and criminal investigations and levies mostly on large corporations, pass-through business, and high-income individuals.

"You just have to trust me," Michael Wolff said.

"Absent extensive mitigating factors or events, we see few plausible future scenarios where significant — possibly catastrophic — harm does not arise from the compounded effects of climate change," Rob Schoonover's congressional testimony read.

Find out which U.S. embassies have decided to proudly display the rainbow pride flag in honor of Pride Month.

"This prospect of the 2020 Census producing a net national undercount of 4 million people—while double-counting members of some privileged communities—is alarming," wrote Vanita Gupta, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference Education Fund.

U.S. Department of Energy pushes forward with plans to reclassify some of its nuclear waste from Cold War weapons research.

"Promoting the dignity of human life from conception to natural death is one of the very top priorities of President Trump's administration," HHS wrote.

"Climate change does not only affect far away places but also the United States, whose administration has announced withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement," a scientist told "Newsweek."

"We need to fix this perception, and we need the help of the press," said the head of the EPA on Monday. "The public needs to know how far we've come, as a nation, protecting the environment."

"Just like you have a right to remain silent when you're arrested, you have a right to remain silent when the census comes," Andrew Napolitano explained.

Marilyn Glynn, a former chief at the Office of Government Ethics, told the New York Times that Chao should recuse herself.

White House Principal Deputy Secretary Hogan Gidley told Fox News' Howard Kurtz that vouching for Trump over allegations he had a "temper tantrum" was "absolutely not" awkward.

Can you "explain the disparity in REO rates. Do you know what an REO is?" Rep. Katie Porter (D-Cali.) asked Department of Housing and Urban Department (HUD) Secretary Ben Carson during a hearing on Tuesday. "An Oreo?" Carson responded.

Senator Jerry Moran, In a letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, urged the Trump administration to resolve the China trade dispute that's "hurting" Kansas' farmers and ranchers.

"There are moms out there who will not get to experience this day...Mothers who don't know if they will ever get to see their children again," said activist Meena Harris.

As fewer Syrian refugees are allowed into the U.S., the conflict in Syria "continues to burn," said the vice president of policy and advocacy for the International Rescue Committee.

"It's a waste of money," one social media user said in response to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency's request for public comment.

"It seems that individuals in the Justice Department at the highest levels who seem to state the facts and the law as they exist seem to not do well," said former Deputy Assistant Attorney General Elliot Williams.

"Mars is waiting to be discovered, not by clever robots and rovers, but by living, breathing, walking, talking, caring and daring men and women," the ex-astronaut wrote.

The Democratic representative's comments arrived in the wake of Saturday's attack on a synagogue in San Diego.