Voice of America laid off nearly 600 employees Thursday as the Trump administration seeks to effectively dismantle the federally funded state media network—the administration’s latest move to reshape the media landscape in ways that benefit the White House.

President Trump’s approval rating slipped slightly this week in the latest weekly Reuters/Ipsos polling as voters voice economic concerns. The poll put Trump’s job approval at 42 percent, matching

"I am not scared of you. Neither are the rest of us," the musician Neil Young wrote in a recent post on his website.

It was a soggy Wednesday, but that didn't keep protesters from gathering in the Town Center section of Virginia Beach with a message regarding President Trump's proposed spending bill.

Ras Baraka, a Democratic candidate for governor and backer of the hotel, is a vocal critic of President Donald Trump‘s immigration crackdown.

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In a Republican Party dominated by President Donald Trump, Sen. John Curtis, who was elected to fill retired Sen. Mitt Romney’s seat last year, thinks it’s still possible – and essential – to be an independent thinker,

Putin called the discussion "substantive, candid, and quite useful." Additionally, the dictator claimed that Moscow “supports ending the hostilities, but more effective steps toward peace need to be developed first.