JUST IN: House passes, sends to Trump, bill on disaster aid and temporarily raising debt limit and funding government
JUST IN: Majority of U.S. House agrees on $15 billion in hurricane disaster aid, raising debt limit and funding government through Dec. 8, voting continues
JUST IN: U.S. appeals court rules against President Donald Trump over scope of travel ban: court ruling
U.S. border agency awards contracts to four construction companies to build non-concrete prototypes for wall on Mexican border - statement
Senate votes to approve $15.25 billion in disaster aid, measures to fund government and raise debt limit through Dec. 8
Environmental groups sue Trump administration for delaying imposing higher fines for automakers not meeting minimum fuel-economy standards: lawsuit
Republican Senator Bill Cassidy says he and Republican Senator Lindsey Graham will introduce Obamacare repeal legislation Monday that has full White House support
Trump says in tweet that DACA recipients concerned about their status during the 6 month period have nothing to worry about - 'no action'
White House has set aside for now consideration of ending trade agreement with South Korea: official
Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda estimates cost of damage caused by Irma on Barbuda island at $150 million after 'absolute devastation'
U.S. Homeland Security department says it will not conduct non-criminal immigration enforcement operations in areas affected by Hurricane Irma - statement
JUST IN: Trump says funding will be added to Harvey package for hurricane damage in Florida
Trump says he has a feeling it won't be necessary to revisit DACA issue in six months because Congress wants to do something about it.
Trump says he would like to see border security and DACA measures in an immigration deal
JUST IN: Democratic congressional leaders agree with Trump to pass Harvey aid and increase in debt limit, government funding to Dec. 15
MORE: President Trump says he had a very strong and frank conversation with China's Xi
BREAKING: Trump says military action with North Korea is not a first choice, but we'll see what happens
