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All three branches of the U.S. government are co-equal under the Constitution although presidents have tried to usurp more power through executive actions.

A man has defended flying an anti-Islam banner outside of his California home by parroting President Donald Trump’s “America first” message.

The National Park Service removed the sign about an hour later.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk briefly blasted the Trump administration's travel ban on Twitter before taking down the tweets.

Sidd Bikkannavar, a U.S.-born citizen, was headed back from a trip to Patagonia.

The migration is the largest mass forced return of refugees in recent years, Human Rights Watch said.

J.K. Rowling was involved in a Twitter exchange with Piers Morgan.

White House policy adviser Stephen Miller accused the courts of attempting to seize power from the presidency.

Several of President Trump's executive orders have been challenged in the courts.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is considering whether to reinstate the president's travel ban as the issues are decided in a lower court.

One Canadian refugee agency helped more claimants between November and January than it usually assists in a year.

Kellyanne Conway cited the non-existent "Bowling Green Massacre" in an interview Thursday.

Starting this year, the IRS will notify the State Department of anyone with more than $50,000 of federal tax debt.

Disease and vaccination research relies heavily on foreign collaboration to be successful.

Major tech firms including Google, Apple and Microsoft are reportedly working on an open letter opposing President Trump's travel ban placed on seven Muslim-majority countries.

John Roth, the Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security has opened an investigation into the execution of the Donald Trump executive order that has restricted entry of refugees from several predominantly Muslim countries.

The deal is related to the transfer of around 1,250 refugees from Australia’s offshore detention islands, including many from Asia and Middle East.

Some state and local lawmakers are seeking to preemptively block what they see as President Donald Trump’s likely next action against the Muslim community.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company is considering taking legal action against Trump’s immigration executive order, adding that hundreds of Apple employees are affected by travel ban.

The former First Daughter quoted her father's famous 9/11 speech urging Americans to respect fellow Muslim citizens.

"This decision is not directed at a certain religion," the UAE foreign minister said on Trump's travel ban on seven Muslim-majority countries.