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Military convoy seen flying a Trump flag belonged to Navy SEALs
Matthew Rozsa
On Sunday a military convoy belonging to the Navy SEALs flying a Trump flag rolled through Louisville
First they came for the Muslims: Trump’s next targets may include poor immigrants — and highly-paid ones
Gary Legum
A new wave of Trumpian executive orders may take aim at immigrants on public assistance — and Silicon Valley execs
White House: President Trump’s comments on Mexico were “lighthearted”
Vivian Salama
The White House says that Trump's threat to send U.S. troops to stop the "bad hombres" was "lighthearted"
WATCH: Samantha Bee says liberals, Muslims would march to protect Trump voters
Taylor Link
Bee pleads with Trump supporters to stop mocking protesters because with Trump's Cabinet they might need them
Donald Trump’s doctor tells The New York Times all about the president’s minor health ailments
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. Harold Bornstein offered yet more colorful insights about his most famous patient
A disaster Down Under: President Trump hangs up on Australia’s prime minister after heated exchange over refugee program
Taylor Link
Australian media says that Trump behaved like a bully during the call, but the White House says he was just tired
President Trump’s disastrous first military operation was ordered without “sufficient intelligence”: report
Matthew Rozsa
The terrorist targets were likely aware in advance about the upcoming American raid
Berkeley cancels Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos speech after protesters hurl smoke bombs, start bonfire
Jocelyn Gecker
President Trump brought up the protests in a Thursday morning tweet, threatening to cancel funds
WATCH: “Late Night” puts Donald Trump’s Black History Month speech in its proper context
Jeremy Binckes
How do you make jokes about the ridiculous stuff Trump said Wednesday? "Late Night" team didn't even try
A new State Department order to revoke visas could have far-reaching effects
Justin Elliott
The State Department is going much further than President Trump's executive order on immigration
Child refugees from Central America are being turned away, too: The human cost of Trump’s ban grows daily
Heather Digby Parton
Not just Muslims: Trump's ban also affects children seeking medical care and child refugees from Latin America
President Trump’s holy war: Counterterrorism program to shift focus to “Radical Islamic extremism,” not domestic threats
Matthew Rozsa
The president's bigotry toward Muslims, and pandering to white supremacists, reaches a new low
Taking Betsy DeVos to school: If Trump’s education secretary pick spent a day in one of the many underfunded city schools, she might understand them
D. Watkins
If Betsy was Dev, a kid in a poor urban school district, this is what she'd face every day
“On notice”: U.S. won’t elaborate on Trump administration’s warning to Iran
Vivian Salama, Josh Lederman
Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn declined to say what retaliatory actions the U.S. would pursue
President Trump’s Mexico ultimatum: Take care of “bad hombres” or U.S. might
Vivian Salama
Trump threatened to send U.S. troops to stop "the bad hombres down there" unless the Mexican military did more
From “All Lives Matter” to Donald Trump’s white nationalism: The politics of fake empathy
Chauncey DeVega
How "All Lives Matter" and Trump's Holocaust "mistake" feed off the old links between racism and anti-Semitism
January jobs numbers show President Donald Trump is inheriting a strong labor market
Angelo Young
Despite what Trump says, Obama’s job-creation track record is statistically impressive although problems persist
On LGBT rights, Trump seems willing to anger Christian right — but activists aren’t convinced
Matthew Sheffield
The jury's still out on Donald Trump and LGBT issues, but so far he has defied Republican anti-gay orthodoxy
Don’t believe the spin: Donald Trump will absolutely use the White House to attack LGBT rights
Nico Lang
Trump claimed that he was a "friend of the gays" during his campaign but it's not clear if that's still true
Insurers shrink from Obamacare exchanges as lawmakers mull changes
Tom Murphy
There's more doubt about coverage options for consumers next year
Trump’s brain drain: The president’s Muslim ban is causing scientists to think about moving to Canada
Matthew Rozsa
Trump new immigration restrictions may hurt America's scientific community
Rex Tillerson is confirmed along party lines, but prior presidents had easier time with secretary of state pick
Associated Press
The vote for Tillerson stands in stark contrast to previous roll calls in which nominees were backed overwhelmingly
Texas mosque destroyed in fire will be rebuilt after $1 million in online donations
Taylor Link
A GoFundMe campaign has raised over a $1 million in the aftermath of the fire
Betsy DeVos’ confirmation is at risk after two GOP senators plan to vote down the nominee
Taylor Link
On the Senate floor, the Republican senators said that DeVos was ill-prepared to run the education department
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