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Trump announces executive order that targets those financing and trading with North Korea 3:46

Trump announces executive order that targets those financing and trading with North Korea

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Trump on rescinding DACA: ’It’s going to be the right solution’ 0:34

Trump on rescinding DACA: ’It’s going to be the right solution’

How bots are taking over our lives 1:41

How bots are taking over our lives

Trump to United Nations: 'Rocket Man is on a suicide mission' 3:10

Trump to United Nations: 'Rocket Man is on a suicide mission'

Schumer: Democratic leaders and Trump have 'reached an understanding' on protections for Dreamers 1:40

Schumer: Democratic leaders and Trump have 'reached an understanding' on protections for Dreamers

Trump at United Nations: ‘Reform is what we're talking about’ 4:11

Trump at United Nations: ‘Reform is what we're talking about’

Haley: 'It truly is a new day at the United Nations' 2:07

Haley: 'It truly is a new day at the United Nations'

Amid Mueller investigation, White House statements on Comey intensify 3:27

Amid Mueller investigation, White House statements on Comey intensify

Meet the man who dresses Melania Trump 4:54

Meet the man who dresses Melania Trump

How North Korea evades sanctions 1:57

How North Korea evades sanctions

  • Former dental assistant talks about suffering from mercury exposure

    Karen Burns of Matawan, N.J. spent 24 years as a dental assistant, but now she gets chelation treatments to cleanse her body of toxic mercury, which she says has left her sick and disabled for 15 years.

Former dental assistant talks about suffering from mercury exposure

Karen Burns of Matawan, N.J. spent 24 years as a dental assistant, but now she gets chelation treatments to cleanse her body of toxic mercury, which she says has left her sick and disabled for 15 years.
Courtesy: Randall Moore, director/producer of the documentary Evidence of Harm
Amid Mueller investigation, White House statements on Comey intensify

Politics & Government

Amid Mueller investigation, White House statements on Comey intensify

James Comey was fired as the FBI's director in May prompting the appointment of Special Counsel Robert Mueller to investigate Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election. As Mueller's investigation into whether Donald Trump’s campaign or associates colluded with Moscow moved into a more serious phase, the White House's press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has made several statements about Comey from the podium. Here are some of her remarks from September 2017.

How North Korea evades sanctions

World

How North Korea evades sanctions

The United Nations has tried to limit North Korea’s resources — and cripple its nuclear program — by imposing limits on trade. Here’s how the country skirts those sanctions.

11-year-old Virginia boy mows White House lawn

News

11-year-old Virginia boy mows White House lawn

Eleven-year-old Frank “FX” Giaccio landed the ultimate lawn mowing gig on Sept. 15, The White House. The opportunity came after Giaccio wrote a letter to the President, which White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders read to the press. According to Sanders, Giaccio wrote that it would be his “honor to mow the White House lawn.”

Trump thanks first responders in visit to hurricane-ravaged Florida

White House

Trump thanks first responders in visit to hurricane-ravaged Florida

"The job that everybody has done is incredible ... to think of the incredible power of that storm and while people unfortunately passed, it was such a small number that nobody would have, people thought thousands and thousands of people may have their lives ended and the number is a very small number, which is a great tribute to you," said President Donald Trump, thanking the first responders during his visit to Naples, Fla. on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2017.

Schumer: Democratic leaders and Trump have 'reached an understanding' on protections for Dreamers

Congress

Schumer: Democratic leaders and Trump have 'reached an understanding' on protections for Dreamers

President Donald Trump and Democratic leaders have reached an understanding on protections for young immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children, according to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York on Sept. 14, 2017. Speaking on the Senate floor, Schumer said: "We all agreed on a framework. ... We agreed the president would enshrine DACA protections into law ... What remains to be negotiated are the details of border security."