Trump?s messages are mixed after Saturday protests
President Trump struck a more unifying tone as he got down to business on his second full day in the White House.
Rex Tillerson saw his prospects of becoming secretary of state brighten Sunday.
President Trump struck a more unifying tone as he got down to business on his second full day in the White House.
President Trump called James Comey up to offer a handshake and hug before joking the FBI director has ??become more famous than me.??
Donald Trump is president, but that doesn?t mean he has halted his Twitter messages.
?People didn?t care. They voted for him,? Kellyanne Conway said.
Analysis
Friday and Saturday put on display the wounds that were broken open by the election.
Israel?s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, on Sunday accepted an invitation to visit the White House next month.
The former president?s health continues to improve and his wife will remain hospitalized one more night to be ??closer to her husband.??
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The agency was ordered Friday to shut down its official Twitter accounts ? indefinitely.
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Adama Barrow said there will be a probe into alleged human rights abuses under former ruler Yahya Jammeh.
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Trump, who upended American politics and energized voters angry with Washington, was sworn in today as the 45th president of the United States.
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