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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner reportedly gave up on the idea of transgender troops in the United States military.

Calling it a money issue seems disingenuous.

President Trump said CEO Tim Cook told him that Apple would build “three big plants – big, big, big” in the near future.

Walmart looks to boost the manufacturing sector by adding $1.5 million jobs.

Foxconn is reportedly close to finalizing a decision for its reported U.S. factory.

Laverne Cox and other famous LGBTQ members are speaking out against Donald Trump's transgender military ban.

Trump's move to block transgender people from the military had some supporters.

President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that the U.S. military would no longer “accept or allow” transgender people.

The president received five deferments from the Vietnam War as a young man. His announced transgender military ban has put a spotlight on Trump's own lack of military service.

Trump uses his Twitter account as carrot and stick.

The company has been testing its free antivirus in select regions for one and a half years.

The American Psychoanalytic Association had told its members in an email Tuesday that they could comment publicly on the mental state of public figures, which includes even the president. However, the psychiatrists cannot diagnose anything about them.

President Donald Trump called Jeff Sessions "beleaguered" in a tweet asking why his attorney general and Congress aren't investigating "Crooked Hillarys crimes & Russia relations."

In a 22-minute call, the energy secretary discussed fuel made from alcohol and pig manure, cyberhacking and the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.

A hot microphone catches two senators' honest thoughts about President Donald Trump.

Ann Coulter tells President Donald Trump to "be a man" and fire Jeff Sessions.

The opioid addiction crisis in America is growing worse.

The Arizona senator returns to Capitol Hill at a crucial time for health care.

Chrissy Teigen has been blocked by President Donald Trump on Twitter.

Born in Groningen, Netherlands, in 1953, Pete Hoekstra served in the House of Representatives from 1993 to 2011. He chaired the House Intelligence Committee between 2004 and 2007, and also founded the Congressional Caucus on the Netherlands.

The differences between President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions seem to be widening with each passing day.