US Refugee Policy Shift: Understanding the Recent Changes
President Donald Trump is easing his administrationās cap on the number of refugees who can enter the United States, according to a forthcoming White House memo.
President Donald Trump is easing his administrationās cap on the number of refugees who can enter the United States, according to a forthcoming White House memo.
In our news wrap Tuesday, South Carolina's Senate rejected a push from President Trump to redraw its congressional maps to eliminate the stateās only majority-Black district, a federal court in Alabama is temporarily blocking a plan that would eliminate one of two majority-Black districts and Washin...
As the Trump administration moves to federalize certain functions of U.S. elections, the administration has run millions of voter registrations through its data base to determine who can vote.
President Donald Trump is trying to preempt criticism by casting any agreement with Iran as the opposite of former President Barack Obamaās 2015 nuclear deal, even as some conservatives argue the emerging framework could follow a familiar playbook. CNNās Betsy Klein reports.
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