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Mark Rutte didn't waste time on diplomacy in responding to the U.S. president's trade moves.

"We can move very quickly" on weapons dismantlement, national security adviser John Bolton told CBS News.

"She got a week suspension and still has her job," Conway said of the congressional intern.

Reports that Sarah Huckabee Sanders would receive Secret Service protection came days after she was asked to leave a restaurant in Virginia.

Trump has "routinely" asked individuals in private what their impression is of Sanders, people close to him said.

"You have the power to be the positive force in so many people's lives," the first lady told students in Virginia.

Michelle Wolf responded to news that Sarah Huckabee Sanders was thrown out of a restaurant for working for the president.

Kardashian West says she just wants her presidential pal to succeed while he's in office.

New research hits back at the myth immigration damages the host nation's economy.

For the second year in a row, President Donald Trump's White House has failed to acknowledge June as pride month for the LGBTQ community.

"It does not represent American values," the former White House staffer said.

"This is the type of inflammatory and unacceptable rhetoric that puts a target on the backs of our great law enforcement," a White House official said of Scarborough.

Bannon is plotting a political comeback through a massive pro-Trump ad campaign stressing the need for consolidation among congressional Republicans and the president's agenda.

She has been in her role for less than a year.

A spokesperson for Kushner and Trump's ethics counsel said the couple has followed all the rules.

"We got Scotch tape, the clear kind…You found pieces and taped them back together and then you gave it back to the supervisor," Solomon Lartey said.

Asked if he would welcome Kim Jong Un to the U.S. after the Singapore summit, Trump said, "Yes."

President Donald Trump reportedly thinks so.

The French president reportedly thought he and Trump were close enough that he could criticize steel and aluminium tariffs, but it went down poorly.

"Someone had it out for Kelly Sadler," he said.

It doesn't look like it.

Sadler promised a public apology to Senator John McCain's daughter Meghan, but only apologized personally.

Fox News' Jesse Watters said Donald Trump, who will turn 72 this month, is being "fat-shamed" by his critics.

Trump should apologise for his hateful statements.

Considering that Trump became famous for saying "you're fired" during his years as host of the NBC reality-competition show "The Apprentice," it shouldn't come as a surprise that he's had this much turnover.

A blunder by a White House communications aide revealed that they have been emailing members of former administrations in the hopes that they will amplify some of the president's foreign policy issues.

The president posed the odd question to a crowd gathered at the White House Sports and Fitness Day event.

"I think that as a kid and certainly as parent, there is nothing that could be more terrifying than for a kid to go to school and not feel safe," Sanders said.

Kim Kardashian West is set to meet with President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday to discuss the potential pardon of several incarcerated individuals in the U.S., including great-grandmother Alice Marie Johnson.

The pair argued over an article exploring the conspiracy theory that the Trump administration is running a child sex-trafficking ring.