The business magnate and TV personality called out the president on Twitter early Tuesday morning.
Republicans reached a compromise deal for the first joint House-Senate budget in six years.
As protests roil Baltimore after Freddie Gray's funeral, Maryland's governor condemned "malicious attacks" and called the National Guard into action.
The guidelines are part of Abe's wider signal that Japan is ready to take more responsibility for its security as China modernizes its military and flexes its muscles in Asia.
More than 90 percent of hacking attacks begin with a suspicious email.
The state's Republicans can't reach a consensus on measures related to in-state tuition, "sanctuary cities" and border security.
Family and community leaders have asked for calm during funeral services for Freddie Gray, after a weekend protest turned violent.
Two U.S. senators are calling on the president to declassify details of the pending Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.
Barack Obama advised the cast of "Blackish" at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner: "Being blackish only makes you popular for so long. Trust me."
The White House confirmed the breach earlier this month, saying it took place last year and that it did not affect classified information.
Relive the best jokes at past White House Correspondents' Association dinners while awaiting the 2015 event Saturday.
Only 7 percent of parents said they would encourage their daughters to study engineering.
The Clinton campaign released their job board, and many teams are tech-focused.
Loretta Lynch becomes the first African-American woman to lead the Justice Department, after waiting 167 days to be confirmed.
Speaker Boehner says House committees will wait for results of the administration review.
Attorney Anthony Gray said he would introduce "physical evidence that nobody has talked about."
A final vote on her confirmation as attorney general was scheduled for around 2:30 p.m. EDT.
President Obama apologized Thursday for the accidental killing of two innocent hostages of al Qaeda during a counterterrorism operation in January.
Republican presidential candidates are relentlessly beating up on Hillary Clinton, but she has a distinct advantage: Hillary can choose her own targets.
Armenians in Beirut, one of the first stops for people fleeing the genocide 100 years ago, aren't incensed at just Turkey.
Increased enforcement is expected to prevent a surge of unaccompanied minors this summer.
The former four-star general and CIA chief had pleaded guilty to leaking classified military intelligence to his biographer and mistress.
